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GPP checks the signing certificate of an app. If you try to install an update to a system app (like Settings), GPP expects the OEM signature. Bypass tools on GitHub use a technique called "Signature Spoofing" (common in microG). They inject a fake signature block that tricks GPP into thinking the app is signed by Google, even though it isn't.
: Open the Google Play Store , tap your Profile Icon , select Play Protect , and then tap the Settings Gear . Toggle Scan apps with Play Protect to OFF .
GPP checks the signing certificate of an app. If you try to install an update to a system app (like Settings), GPP expects the OEM signature. Bypass tools on GitHub use a technique called "Signature Spoofing" (common in microG). They inject a fake signature block that tricks GPP into thinking the app is signed by Google, even though it isn't.
: Open the Google Play Store , tap your Profile Icon , select Play Protect , and then tap the Settings Gear . Toggle Scan apps with Play Protect to OFF .
