Environment Self-Check
Run an environment check inside the device to generate a report with a verification code.
The self-check runs directly from the server, so it works without a screen connection, and takes about 20 seconds.
What the report contains
Nine checks are organized into three groups according to who can address them:
| Group | Meaning |
|---|---|
| You can fix it | Settings you can change, such as language and time zone |
| We need to fix it | Issues for us or the upstream provider to address |
| Architectural limitations | Things that cannot be done, rather than faults |
Each check provides measured values and a way for you to verify them independently, rather than just a "Pass / Fail" result.
The report lists the time zone, language, GPS, and egress IP separately so you can review the environment configuration. Public documentation does not show real device locations, egress addresses, or report codes that can be looked up.
Verification code
A verification code appears at the bottom of the report. Use the code listed in your own report to verify it.
Anyone with this code can retrieve the same report on the verification page. That is what makes it useful: a report must be accessible beyond this page and independently verifiable before it can serve as evidence.
You can also select "Download Report" to export plain text containing the report number and verification code.
A report reflects only the time of the check
Device state can change. Passing today does not mean passing tomorrow. Each report therefore includes its generation time. Do not treat a three-day-old report as the current state.
We do not promise platform risk-control outcomes
The self-check tells you what the current environment looks like. It does not promise any platform's risk-control decision.
We do not promise to pass Google Play Integrity, achieve Widevine L1, or pass SafetyNet. We do not control the upstream provider's capabilities and cannot make these promises.