YASNAC - SafetyNet Checker
YASNAC - SafetyNet Checker App Info
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App Name
YASNAC - SafetyNet Checker
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Price
Free
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Developer
Xingchen & Rikka
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Category
Libraries & Demo -
Updated
2022-04-03
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Version
v1.1.5.r65.15110ef310
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I install and start using YASNAC - SafetyNet Checker?
Search for YASNAC on Google Play Store, install it, open the app, and tap 'Run SafetyNet Attestation' to perform a security check quickly and easily.
What is the main purpose of YASNAC?
YASNAC verifies your device's security status using SafetyNet API, helping you determine if your device has been tampered with or compromised.
How do I perform a safety check on my device?
Open YASNAC, tap the 'Run SafetyNet Attestation' button, and wait for the app to analyze and display your device's security status.
How does YASNAC verify my device's security status?
It sends a request to Google's SafetyNet Attestation API, which checks your device's integrity and reports if it has been rooted or tampered with.
What do the results from YASNAC mean?
The app indicates whether your device is 'safe' or 'compromised', explaining issues in simple language to help you understand your device's security.
Can I customize the API key or quota for YASNAC?
No, the API key and quota are managed within your Google Cloud console; YASNAC uses the provided API key with a 10,000 attestations per day limit.
Is YASNAC free to use or does it require a subscription?
YASNAC is free for users, but your API key usage may be limited; there are no subscriptions required for basic functionality.
What should I do if YASNAC shows my device is compromised?
Follow recommended troubleshooting steps, such as updating your device, removing root, or performing a factory reset if necessary.
What happens when I exceed the daily API quota in YASNAC?
The app will show an error indicating the quota is exhausted; wait until the quota resets the next day to continue checking.
