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Chrissandy Fernando
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I think rather than putting in play store description about api limit (can't access Google play services) error. You should just make it clear in the app itself. If it's api limit error can word the error message as "daily api limit reached, can't check safetynet for now, try again tomorrow", or something like that. It's funny that you guys are putting this info on play store page rather than the app itself.
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A Google user
I have a Huawei P20 pro that I purchased sim free from Carphone Warehouse (box sealed). It's running the latest official firmware (9.1.0.317), never rooted, bootloader never unlocked and yet i get CTS profile match fail? GPay works fine, banking apps work fine and no problems or issues reported anywhere!
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A Google user
Your app shows that my device failed the SafetyNet, but I still can access to Google Services and Netflix without any problems. Root and SafetyNet Checker shows that my device passes both. Better check your App because apparently it shows wrong information.
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Hi, thanks for review. If you have "Safety Net Request:fail (can't access Google Play Services)" in details, then it is not indicator of device not passing the safety net test.It is a result of Google limiting the number of api request daily. During the last few days the app usage has grown by 10x and it has reached the daily quota.