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[[File:Google-play-protect.png|thumb|Logo of Google Play Protect|123x123px]] | |||
[[File:Play Protect Settings.png|thumb|338x338px|View in the device settings]] | |||
'''Google Play Protect''' is a further developed version of the already existing protect and scan mechanism in the [[Google Play Store]], which should protect [[Android]] users from the installation of malicious apps, like [[apps]] containing malware or which may compromise the device or saved data in any other way. | '''Google Play Protect''' is a further developed version of the already existing protect and scan mechanism in the [[Google Play Store]], which should protect [[Android]] users from the installation of malicious apps, like [[apps]] containing malware or which may compromise the device or saved data in any other way. | ||
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The Security suite of Google Play Protect also contains the [[Find My Device]] service, which evolved from the android device manager. | The Security suite of Google Play Protect also contains the [[Find My Device]] service, which evolved from the android device manager. | ||
In September 2017, Google introduced the ''SafetyNet Verify Apps API'', with which app developers may query, if the Google Play Protect service is activated on the current device.<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://heise.de/-3832697|title=Google veröffentlicht API zum Malware-Schutz für Android|date=2017-09-15|accessdate=2017-09-15|publisher=heise.de|author=Rainald Menge-Sonnentag|quote=Mit der SafetyNet Verify Apps API können Apps überprüfen, ob Android-Endgeräte Google Play Protect verwenden.}}</ref><div style="clear:both"> | In September 2017, Google introduced the ''SafetyNet Verify Apps API'', with which app developers may query, if the Google Play Protect service is activated on the current device.<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://heise.de/-3832697|title=Google veröffentlicht API zum Malware-Schutz für Android|date=2017-09-15|accessdate=2017-09-15|publisher=heise.de|author=Rainald Menge-Sonnentag|quote=Mit der SafetyNet Verify Apps API können Apps überprüfen, ob Android-Endgeräte Google Play Protect verwenden.}}</ref> | ||
{{#ev:youtube|FMSwhXjEIao|400|left|Werbevideo für Google Play Protect}} | |||
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== References == | == References == | ||
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