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Check & fix Play Protect certification status

Devices that are Play Protect certified:

Include proprietary apps under license from Google.
Have passed Android compatibility testing.

Only Play Protect certified devices are eligible to include Google apps, like the Google Play Store app. If your device isn't Play Protect certified, Google doesn’t have a record of the device’s Android compatibility test results.

Tips:

Devices that aren't Play Protect certified may not be secure.
Devices that aren't Play Protect certified may not get Android system updates or app updates.
Google apps on devices that aren't Play Protect certified aren't licensed and aren't real Google apps.
Apps and features on devices without Play Protect certification may not work correctly.
Data on devices without Play Protect certification may not have a secure backup.

Verify your device certification status

Open the Google Play Store app .
At the top right, tap the profile icon.
Tap Settings.
To check if your device is Play Protect certified, tap About.

Device is certified Device isn’t certified

Check if your device is on the list of certified devices.

If it’s not listed: Your device isn’t Play Protect certified.

If it’s listed: To trigger the Play Protect certification check, tap Fix device issue. If this doesn’t completely fix the problem, here are some steps you can take based on the information provided.

Message What it means What you can try Your device has no network connection There was a problem with the network connection between the device and Play systems. Make sure that you're connected to a stable internet connection by opening your Settings app and visiting Network and Internet or Connections. Find out how to fix internet connection issues. Google Play services is out of date The version of Google Play services installed on your device is outdated. Find out how to update Google Play services. Google Play services can’t be found Your device couldn’t detect Google Play services. You may have disabled or not installed Google Play services for your device.

Turn on Google Play services for your device:

Open Settings.
Tap Apps Google Play services Enable.

Lock bootloader to fix issue

Your device failed Play Protect certification checks because its bootloader is unlocked. To improve the device security state, you need to lock the bootloader.

To lock your device’s bootloader, follow the instructions your device manufacturer provided.

Reset device to fix issue

Your device may be rooted or modified to run a custom Android OS.

We recommend that you try each of these steps. After each step, check if the problem is resolved. If not, continue to the next step.

If your device is rooted, unroot it.
- Security risks with modified (rooted) Android versions
Check and update your Android version.
Perform a factory reset.
Restore your device to its factory state.
- You must flash the original, manufacturer-signed Android build that came pre-installed on your device.
- For device-specific instructions, we recommend that you check your manufacturer’s support site.

We recommend checking for and installing the latest system updates for your device

System updates, like Android OS and security updates, often fix device issues. While this isn’t a guaranteed fix, it’s likely to help fix your issue.

Check and update your Android version.

There was an issue found with your device

Your device failed Play Protect certification checks. The most common reasons are:

Unlocked bootloader
Modded Android OS
Rooted device

To lock your bootloader or flash a system image, refer to the instructions above the rows of this table.

Something went wrong. Try again later. The attempt to fix the device certification issue failed with an unknown error. The error may be temporary. Wait for at least 10 minutes and then try again.

Tip: If your device is certified but fails the fix steps, contact your device manufacturer for a Play Protect-certified device.

Can't check certification status

If you don’t have Google Play installed or can’t sign in to Google Play. Check if your device is on the list of certified devices.

If it’s not listed: Your device isn’t Play Protect certified.

If it’s on the list: We’d like more information about your experience. You can start a new thread in the Android community to help us review the alert.

Go to the Android Help Community. You can post in any language.
At the bottom, tap Ask now.
Type in your question.
Tap Continue.
For the down arrow options:
- First down arrow: Tap Google Play services.
- Second down arrow: Select your Android version. Learn how to check your Android version.
- Third down arrow: Select your phone manufacturer. If it’s not listed, tap Other.
Tap Continue.
Add details about what you did when you received the error.
Tap I’m not a robot Post.

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