In May, Google announced the "Play Protect" feature, designed to protect the user from the dangers of malicious programs and applications spread through Google Play through the analysis of applications and updates and ensure that they are free from malware.
According to some sources, the feature is not only to protect the user from malicious applications, but also makes the phone more difficult to connect to and modify the data in case of theft through the "Find My Device" in addition to work safe browsing Google Chrome for protection against spyware.
Google left the option to send users to unknown applications that the property did not check on Google Play, and can be activated from the application window, which can be accessed through Google settings, protection, and then "Verify Apps."
The new feature is shown to Google Play Services 11 users - or Top Banners - for updating applications from Google Play on various devices running the Android system, and since it comes with the system by default, most users must have it.
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