Scroll down to the “About” section. Under “Play Protect Certification,” it will say whether your device is certified or uncertified. That's it! If you find that your device is uncertified and you haven't modified it, you can check Google's list of supported Android devices to see whether yours is included.
- How do you check if your device is Google certified?
- How do I certify my phone with Google?
- How do I fix this device is not certified by Google?
- What is Google Android Certified?
- How do I register my device with Google?
- How do I find my android device ID?
- How do I fix an Android phone that is not compatible?
- Why cant I download any apps on my Android?
- How do I clear Play Store cache?
- How do I get Google certified?
- How do I fix I don't have any devices?
How do you check if your device is Google certified?
Learn how to check your Android version. Third down arrow: Select your phone manufacturer. If it's not listed, select Other.
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Check your Play Protect certification status
- Open the Google Play Store app .
- Tap Menu. Settings.
- Under "Play Protect certification," you'll find if your device is Play Protect certified.
How do I certify my phone with Google?
Installing Certify Mobile - Android
- Step 1: Open the Play Store.
- Step 2: Enter Certify Mobile in the Search field.
- Step 3: The Certify Mobile app is free to download. ...
- Step 4: Tap Accept to allow Certify to access your location, photos, and camera.
- Step 5: Once the app has finished installing, the Certify Mobile icon will be available.
How do I fix this device is not certified by Google?
How to fix “Device is not Play Protect certified” error
- First, check if your device is not certified (just in case the error message is not enough to convince you). ...
- Get your Device ID. ...
- Go to Google's Device Registration page here and paste/type your Google Services Framework ID on the Android ID box and tap Register.
What is Google Android Certified?
Play Protect Certified Android devices:
Manufacturers across the globe can choose to pre-install Google's most popular apps on Android devices. The Android team at Google certifies these devices to ensure they are secure and ready to run apps from Google and the Play Store.
How do I register my device with Google?
Add & use accounts on your device
- If you haven't already, set up a Google account.
- Open your device's Settings app.
- Tap Accounts Add account. Google.
- Follow the instructions to add your account.
- If needed, repeat steps to add multiple accounts.
How do I find my android device ID?
There are several ways to know your Android Device ID,
- Enter *#*#8255#*#* in your phone dialer, you'll be shown your device ID (as 'aid') in GTalk Service Monitor. ...
- Another way to find the ID is by going to the Menu >Settings > About Phone > Status.
How do I fix an Android phone that is not compatible?
To fix the “your device is not compatible with this version” error message, try clearing the Google Play Store cache, and then data. Next, restart the Google Play Store and try installing the app again.
Why cant I download any apps on my Android?
Clear the cache & data of the Play Store
- Open your device's Settings app .
- Tap Apps & notifications. See all apps.
- Scroll down and tap Google Play Store .
- Tap Storage. Clear Cache.
- Next, tap Clear data.
- Re-open the Play Store & try your download again.
How do I clear Play Store cache?
How to clear the cache for the Google Play Store app
- Open your Android device's "Settings" menu, and then tap "Apps." ...
- Locate and tap the Google Play Store app. ...
- Tap "Storage" and then tap "Clear cache." You'll also see an option to "Clear data." It's recommended you try both when troubleshooting your problem.
How do I get Google certified?
In order to receive the Google Certified Educator status, you will need to pass the corresponding Level 1 or Level 2 exams. These exams are mostly performance based exams that test you on your ability to use Google for Education tools in a classroom setting. To register for an exam, click here.
How do I fix I don't have any devices?
You Don't Have Any Devices
- Power off the devices, power them back on, open Play Store app: no fix.
- Clear the cache and force close Google Play Store on both devices: no fix.
- Log out of Google, then clear the cache and force close Google Play Store on both devices: no fix.