After adding the property, it works, at least for now, with safari opened 
and logged in
Just the Login.getAccessToekn().getExpires() returns null. Can be ignored 
first. Thanks.



On Tuesday, July 11, 2017 at 11:46:54 PM UTC+8, Steve Hannah wrote:
>
>
>> So I have tried to add the ios.gplus.requireGplusAppForLogin=false build 
>> hint and re-built
>>
>>
> Sorry.  My mistake.  It's a display property, not a build hint.  So:
>
> Display.getInstance().setProperty("ios.gplus.requireGplusAppForLogin", 
> "false");
>
> I'm looking into the other issue (the fact that the error message still 
> appears with the GooglePlus app installed on your device).
>
> Steve
>

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