The Android Pay is one of the services of payment via mobile devices, the most used these days. It competes directly with the Samsung Pay and Apple Pay, but has the advantage of having a larger number of devices compatible with it, this is because there are more Android devices in the world than iPhones and Samsung together…. still devices Samsung may use Android Pay.
And for those people who like to unlock their devices, we have a bad news. Google is to make changes through the application of the system SafetyNet. This means that if you have the bootloader of your phone unlocked and use the Android Pay, Google now lets be able to verify your account.
Google is to prevent any modifications that may be dangerous for the devices and so it is that began the use of the SafetyNet. Has not made any official announcement, but users of the Nexus 6 and Nexus 6P have claimed, saying that when they try to make a payment, a prompt appears with a message that says: "We could not verify your software", and in all cases in which it appeared, what they have in common is the fact that you have the bootloader of your device unlocked.
The same situation happened with another user who was using the CyanogenMod 13 on the OnePlus 3. Hove a user with the Nexus 6P that has received even more information: "Android pay can’t be used on this device. Google isn t able to confirm that your device or the software on it is is Android compatible. You many need to unroot your device."
This situation can be frustrating for some users of the platform, but it seems to be a reminder of the Google so that users have taken with any modifications that they make in smartphones.
so, if you are a user of Android Pay and have the bootloader of your device unlocked, do not be shocked if you are not able to use the application.
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