Google Play Protect wrongly flagged Samsung's Messages and Wallet apps for potential data spying due to a server glitch.
Play Protect, a security system, alerts users to invasive apps accessing personal data.
However, in a recent failure, Google Play Protect wrongly flagged Samsung's Messages & Wallet apps, notifying Galaxy users.
Galaxy users got Google Play Protect warnings about Samsung Messages & Wallet apps potentially spying on personal data.
The problems with Samsung Messages & Wallet apps stemmed from a temporary server failure after the warning.
The issue has been resolved by Google, & Samsung has also confirmed that users can now use the apps without any concerns.
Samsung users can dismiss the Google Play Protect warning &, if needed, restart their phone or clear Play Store app data.
Reset app preferences to use Messages app without data loss, as confirmed by Samsung.
Disabling Google Play Protect is not suggested; as it scans apps for safety, protecting devices.
Keep Google Play active; it scans for harmful malware & warns users. Hence, the warnings are now subdued.