Hello! To give you the most accurate advice, it's crucial to know the **exact message** you received from Google Play. Different messages require different actions.

However, based on common scenarios for FlutterFlow apps, here's a general guide: * **Many Google Play messages are just warnings:** In many cases, especially with FlutterFlow apps, messages from Google Play Console are often **warnings** related to the underlying Flutter SDK version or specific API levels. These warnings usually **do not prevent your app from being deployed** or functioning correctly. FlutterFlow is often aware of these and plans to address them in future updates.

* For example, warnings about **API level 34 (Android 14)** are common, but FlutterFlow currently supports and targets this API level. If you've built with the latest FlutterFlow, you can often safely ignore this specific warning. * Warnings related to **Flutter versions** or **Credential Manager/Firebase** issues are also known, and FlutterFlow is working on solutions.

These typically do not block deployment. * **SafetyNet compatibility warnings** are also currently just warnings and won't prevent deployment, with FlutterFlow working on a migration to Google Play Integrity. * **Policy Violations or \"Malware\" Flags require action:** If the message indicates a **policy violation**, or that your app has been flagged as **malware or unwanted mobile software**, then immediate action is required from your side.

In these cases, you should: 1. **Carefully review Google's feedback:** Examine the details provided by Google in their notification email or in the Play Console. They usually provide links and specific reasons for the flag.

2. **Check your app's permissions and transparency:** Ensure your app is transparent about its features and the permissions it requests, and that all permissions are necessary and properly documented. 3.

**Address the specific issues:** Depending on the violation, you might need to modify certain features, update third-party packages, or adjust configurations in your FlutterFlow project. 4. **Respond to Google Play:** Prepare a detailed response explaining the steps you've taken to comply and submit an updated version of your app if necessary.

**What to do next:** Please share the **specific message** you received from Google Play. With that information, I can tell you if it's a known issue that FlutterFlow is handling, or if it requires specific action from your end.

Google Play Critical Message