Opening the package on some phone models will remind you that the package is damaged.

[a65090482]

Phone models known to trigger this.
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PS: I don't know if there will be more phone models that will trigger it.

[lfuelling]

Hi,

that's weird, could you please provide more information?

I'm especially interested in the following information:

• Does that warning come from Android or some Application?
• Can you still install/launch the app?
• Does this also happen if you build the app yourself?

Unfortunately I currently can't really test Android beyond the emulator (and can't install GTA on this).

[a65090482]

Hi,

that's weird, could you please provide more information?

I'm especially interested in the following information:

• Does that warning come from Android or some Application?
• Can you still install/launch the app?
• Does this also happen if you build the app yourself?

Unfortunately I currently can't really test Android beyond the emulator (and can't install GTA on this).

1. This warning comes from Android.
2. No, I can't.
3. I didn't build the app.

[lfuelling]

Then I suspect it to have seomething to do with the beta software versions used in the project.

I'll update the dependencies later this week and release a new version.

[LossyDragon]

If the APK is being installed from the releases page, this error is probably because the APK is not signed. (INSTALL_PARSE_FAILED_NO_CERTIFICATES)