Recently when you try to publish any app into play store, it would ask you the newly included security related question: Is your app currently certified by an authorised lab, according to the Mobile Application Security Assessment (MASA) framework? Learn about how you should answer. (Yes / No).
Why Is your app currently certified by an authorised lab, according to the Mobile Application Security Assessment (MASA) framework Message is seen?
If you try to publish any app into play store, it would ask you the recently included security related question:
Is your app currently certified by an authorised lab, according to the Mobile Application Security Assessment (MASA) framework? Learn about how you should answer. (Yes / No)
This message is basically seen because google has recently updated the security level to google play services and wants app developer/publisher confirmation if developed app is certified by any Mobile Application Security Assessment (MASA) framework.
As of now Google is just trying to roll out it for new developed app if you want to publish it to Google Play store. you can click on yes/no after learning about how you should answer. (Yes / No) on MASA link.
MASA (Mobile Application Security Assessment) is intended to give more transparency into the app’s security architecture; nonetheless, the restricted nature of testing does not ensure the application’s entire safety.
The scope of this independent evaluation may not include verifying the integrity and completeness of a developer’s Data safety statements. Developers are entirely responsible for providing comprehensive and correct statements in the Play store listing for their app.
Google is collaborating with a limited group of developers to collect input as the program evolves. If you are a developer and would want to participate, please fill out this form.
Once the program is more publicly accessible, MASA staff will contact you with further details. You can also examine Github page for further information on how to get your software in excellent condition ahead of an independent security evaluation.
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