How to Fix CapCut Security Notice on Android

CapCut can show the "Security Notice" even when the app is fully updated, because an outdated Android System WebView or Google Chrome on your phone can trip its security check. Update both from the Play Store, then reopen CapCut.

This fix is for Android. You don't need to uninstall CapCut or clear its data, so your projects stay safe.

How to fix the CapCut Security Notice

1. Open the Play Store. Open the Google Play Store app on your phone.
2. Find Android System WebView. Tap the search bar and type Android System WebView. Open its page.
3. Update WebView. Tap Update if you see it. If the button says Open or there's no button, it's already up to date.
4. Find Google Chrome. Search for Google Chrome and open its page.
5. Update Chrome. Tap Update if you see it, and wait for it to finish.
6. Reopen CapCut. Swipe CapCut away from your recent apps so it closes fully, then open it again.

WebView is the part of Android that lets apps show web pages inside them, and on many phones it runs on Chrome. CapCut uses it, so when it's old, CapCut can treat your setup as unsafe and block you with the notice.

Don't uninstall CapCut to fix this

A lot of people reinstall CapCut to clear the notice. Skip that if you have projects you care about. Uninstalling or clearing CapCut's storage can wipe the drafts saved on your phone, and the WebView and Chrome update doesn't touch CapCut at all.

FAQ

Why does CapCut say my version isn't secure when it's already updated? CapCut's security check also looks at parts of Android it relies on, like Android System WebView and Chrome. If those are out of date, the check can fail even though CapCut itself is on the newest version.

Will this fix delete my CapCut projects? No. You only update WebView and Chrome. CapCut stays installed and your projects and drafts stay where they are.