If you're trying to update the Dosh app on your Android device and you receive a "security compromised" error message, there are a few potential causes for this issue:

Jailbroken Device: If your Android device has been jailbroken or rooted, the Dosh app's security measures may detect this and trigger the "security compromised" error. Jailbroken devices can pose a security risk, so the app is designed to block updates in this case.

Device in Debug Mode: If your Android device is in developer mode or has debugging enabled, the Dosh app may detect this and display the "security compromised" error. Debugging tools can potentially be used to bypass the app's security.

Device in Proxy Mode: If your Android device is set up to use a proxy for monitoring network traffic, the Dosh app may interpret this as a security risk and show the "security compromised" error.

To resolve the "security compromised" error and successfully update the Dosh app, follow these steps:

Check if your Android device has been jailbroken or rooted. If so, you'll need to restore your device to its factory settings to remove the jailbreak before attempting to update the Dosh app.

Ensure that your Android device is not in developer mode or debug mode. You can check this by going to Settings > Developer options and making sure the option is disabled.

If you're using a VPN or proxy to monitor network traffic, turn off the VPN or proxy connection before

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