Several P30 Pro Units Are Reportedly Failing Google’s SafetyNet Check

The Huawei P 30 Pro, unlike its successors, was (mostly) costless from controversy and ran Google Play services without whatever issues. Withal, several P30 users are now reporting that their devices are failing Google's SafetyNet bank check out of the bluish. The issue appears to exist random and is affecting devices that run Android Pie-based EMUI 9 and Android 10-based EMUI 10 (which is currently in beta.) Information technology is usual for devices running beta software to fail the checks equally they're non certified by Google as safe. If a device fails the SafetyNet check, information technology volition be unable to use services such as Google Pay, banking apps, and even Pokemon Go. In a argument to Android Authority, Huawei had the post-obit to say:

Usually for the sake of beta testing, Google allows vendors' beta OS version on specific models to appear and behave as certified version/device even if this version/device combination is still in the procedure of existence certified.

After some investigation, we institute our global EMUI 10 beta version released on P30 and P30 pro in early on August does not announced and behave as certified device anymore where they should be, as explained above.

EMUI10 on P30/P30 pro had been certified recently and the certified version will be bachelor to global users in the future. In the meantime, we're reaching out to Google to place the cause of this issue for the current beta users and try to solve it as soon as possible.

The problem appears to be temporary, and Huawei promised that a fix is coming shortly for the P30 Pro. It is, still, unusual for a stable software to fail SafetyNet out of the blue. Information technology would be easy for 1 to conclude that in that location's some thousand conspiracy here, and Google flicked off the switch on purpose. I don't call up that's the case, at to the lowest degree this time, and this was the result of an honest mistake on Google's side.

Earlier this week, the Mate 30 series met a similar fate as well. It wasn't surprising in the slightest, considering that they were never officially approved to run Google Play services, and 1 had to use a shady, third-party app to install them.