COMEWhat to do if Android warns about a COME APK
If Android or Play Protect flags an APK as harmful, stop the installation and follow the device's guidance. A familiar brand name is not a reason to override it.
Read the warning in context
Record whether the message comes from the browser, Android installer or Play Protect. These checks cover different stages. Keep the exact text so that a later support report does not turn a security warning into a vague download complaint.
Avoid forced workarounds
Do not switch off Play Protect, seek a modified file or grant elevated permissions to continue. Repeatedly downloading from another unverified mirror can introduce a different file without resolving the original concern.
Reassess the source
Return to the known app-entry route and inspect its current information. If you need to contact support, describe the warning without sending passwords or account codes. A page claiming a file is secure is not the same as resolving a device warning.
A useful next step
Leave the affected file unopened until you have an appropriate resolution through trusted device or service guidance.
Related: Opening a COME APK with Android's installer