MMY APK & the Play Protect warning

Play Protect scans sideloaded packages and sometimes blocks them. Here is what the warning means for this file and what to do with it.

Why the warning appears

Play Protect flags apps installed from outside the Play Store, and it weighs the package against what it has seen before. A fresh channel build can be flagged simply because few phones have installed that exact file yet. The warning is a prompt, not a verdict. Read it, then decide.

What you can verify yourself

• The file size is 20,954,528 bytes and the SHA-256 is b699d1480b19ec1fb28974c90df518bc7ff989e0900ec9fcc4beef7c353e6421. A match means the bytes are the ones measured on 10 November 2026.
• The manifest permissions are listed on the APK file page. Thirteen of them. No contacts, no messages, no camera, no location. READ_PHONE_STATE is present, and it is the line to weigh.
• The package name is com.mmyuionn.opp02 and the version is 2.2.5.

A matching hash rules out tampering in transit. It does not review the app's behaviour, and this site does not claim a malware scan it has not run.

If you want to proceed

The warning dialog has a details line and an option to install anyway. Installing anyway does not disable Play Protect globally; it applies to this one file. If you would rather not, tap the back arrow. Nothing is installed and nothing is changed.

Match the file the warning is about

The dialog does not name the file it scanned, so match it yourself. A file of 20,954,528 bytes with the SHA-256 above is the channel build measured on 10 November 2026. A file of 21,049,457 bytes is the second build, package com.Mymuqiueb.ineb, measured the same day. Any other size was not measured here, and there is no record on this site to compare it with.

The warning also cannot describe what the app does after it launches. The manifest lists thirteen permissions and does not include contacts, messages, camera or location, which is set out on the APK file page. Behaviour past the manifest is not visible in a file dump, so this page does not guess at it.

If Play Protect removes the app later

Play Protect can remove a sideloaded app after installation when it updates its own data. If MMY disappears, check Settings, Security, Play Protect, recently removed. Reinstalling the same measured file is the remedy. Turning Play Protect off account-wide removes the check for every app, which is a larger change than this one install justifies.