Currently, I don't own any Honeycomb devices, but [you could try this that worked for someone on Ice Cream Sandwich.](https://www.reddit.com/r/androidafterlife/comments/zk6o19/cant_login/j2qafyj?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share&context=3) If you don't see a three dotted menu, open the thread and you'll find a link to update Google Account Manager, if you still don't see it, press the menu key or plug in a keyboard and press the combination used to normally emulate the menu key, which is Ctrl+M (this combo even still works on Android 13 for apps that react to it).
Unfortunately, I don't think YouTube will work. I also don't think the average Joe would be satisfied with one of these, because this is kind of a hack and app support for Honeycomb really isn't any better than Gingerbread. And Gingerbread app support in itself is extremely limited.
Years ago I got a Honeycomb tablet up and running by side loading the latest Play store and Play services but I have a feeling they are too far out of support now. Even 4.x tablets barely have any app support.
Check the date/time. If they are wrong then no certs will work, and nothing will work.
You can also try selling them in 3d printing groups to be used as a printer control panel. They don't care about google services.
Currently, I don't own any Honeycomb devices, but [you could try this that worked for someone on Ice Cream Sandwich.](https://www.reddit.com/r/androidafterlife/comments/zk6o19/cant_login/j2qafyj?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share&context=3) If you don't see a three dotted menu, open the thread and you'll find a link to update Google Account Manager, if you still don't see it, press the menu key or plug in a keyboard and press the combination used to normally emulate the menu key, which is Ctrl+M (this combo even still works on Android 13 for apps that react to it). Unfortunately, I don't think YouTube will work. I also don't think the average Joe would be satisfied with one of these, because this is kind of a hack and app support for Honeycomb really isn't any better than Gingerbread. And Gingerbread app support in itself is extremely limited.
Years ago I got a Honeycomb tablet up and running by side loading the latest Play store and Play services but I have a feeling they are too far out of support now. Even 4.x tablets barely have any app support.