Kwai on being flagged as malware by Google Permissions You May Not Know You Gave Kwai The situation has since been fixed, and those who are still experiencing the issue should update the app to a version higher than version 7.1.30. The platform informs that, due to a technical problem, some Android smartphone users started to receive notifications from Google Play Protect flagging the application as malware. Kwai reiterates its commitment to community transparency and security. Update on 15/03 at 09:31: the application's press office contacted Showmetech to talk about what happened. Showmetech remains available to update the article if a position is sent. In any case, if the Google Play Protect indicates that it is time to uninstall the short video social network, we recommend that you do so to avoid problems in the future. Via social networks, the application had not yet commented on the notification sent. App can still be installed from the Play Store (Screenshot: Victor Pacheco/Showmetech) The message that the short videos application is trying to circumvent Android security rules began to be sent today (08) to users, recommending that, at least for now, the uninstallation be done to avoid problems in the future.

Check it out below: Notification was sent to everyone who has the app installed (Screenshot: Bruno Martinez/Showmetech)

Users who own the application Kwai installed on their Android smartphone are getting a big alert message from Google Play Protect, which can be explained as an “antivirus” for those who use the little green robot system. The developers of Kwai have not yet commented on the case, but this usually happens when an application may have security holes that compromise the data saved on the internal storage.

Known as an alternative to TikTok and also a way to earn money by inviting new users through a unique account link, people who use the Kwai are receiving a notification from Google Play Protect that, in fact, the application can bring risks to a smartphone Android.

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