Verification required is a safety measure that Google has put in place to assist forestall unauthorized purchases on the Google Play Retailer. Once you attempt to obtain or set up a free app, chances are you’ll be requested to confirm your identification by getting into your Google password or by offering a fingerprint scan. This generally is a nuisance, particularly for those who’re making an attempt to obtain a number of apps in a row.
Fortuitously, there are some things you are able to do to cease verification required when putting in free apps. One possibility is to disable the Google Play Retailer’s buy authentication settings. To do that, open the Google Play Retailer app, faucet on the menu icon within the top-left nook, after which choose “Settings.” Beneath the “Consumer controls” part, faucet on “Buy authentication” after which choose “No authentication required.” Take into account that disabling buy authentication may also forestall you from making any purchases on the Google Play Retailer, so you will have to re-enable it if you wish to purchase something.
