myteam11 APK metadata, hash, and what changed in this build

Current build (last verified 2026-08-17)

Re-verify this hash against the APK you downloaded. If the hashes do not match, the file is not from this publisher. Do not install; report the URL to /customer-care/.

What changed since the previous build

The 2 MB size delta comes from a refreshed player photo pack and a smaller contest cache. Permissions did not change; if a mirror listing shows more permissions than the four above, it is not from this publisher.

Permissions explained

• Internet access, loads contest catalogue, player credit, and live scoring.
• Storage read / write, caches your saved XI under 100 credits.
• Phone state, reads the SIM slot to send the OTP to the registered number.
• Foreground service (post-install), keeps live score updates running while you read another tab.

The app does not request camera, contacts, location, microphone, or calendar. A mirror that lists any of those permissions is a copy with ad SDKs inserted. Do not install it.

Verification routine

1. Download the APK

   From this domain only. Do not open the file in a chat window first; the messenger may modify the hash.

2. Read SHA-256

   Open the file manager, long-press the APK, pick Properties, copy the SHA-256 hex string.

3. Compare against the hash listed earlier

   If the two strings match exactly, the file is verified. If they differ by even one character, abort the install.

4. Install

   Tap the APK, allow the install from this origin if Android prompts, and the package lands on your home screen.

State rule Paid entry is restricted in Assam, Odisha, Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Sikkim, Nagaland. The app enforces the list at sign-up and again at first deposit. Verify your state in the in-app eligibility screen before staking real money.

Verifying the build before you tap install

The verification step takes under a minute if you already have a file manager open. Long-press the APK, pick Properties, and look for SHA-256 in the digest section. The string printed by the file manager must match the value listed earlier character-for-character. A mismatch means the file is not the verified build, and the safe move is to delete it before any permissions are granted.

On Android 9 and later the browser also reports the SHA-256 in the download notification. Pull down the notification shade, long-press the entry, and choose Show details. The value there comes from the same content-addressed store the file manager reads, so it is a second cross-check against the same hash.

The signing certificate fingerprint is the next signal. Open the file manager, pick Properties, then Signatures or Certificate. The certificate fingerprint printed there must match the value listed earlier. If the fingerprint is missing or differs, the file was re-signed after publication, which is the strongest single indicator that the file is not from the publisher.

Permissions are the third signal. The verified build requests Internet, storage, and phone state. Anything beyond those three is a deviation. Mirrors commonly add Contacts, Camera, Location, Microphone, or full SMS read access for ad SDKs. The permission list visible in the install screen is the easiest cross-check against the publisher permission set listed earlier.

If the install still fails after verification, the common reasons are an outdated sideload toggle, a network restriction on the Wi-Fi, or a battery saver killing the installer in the background. The /download/ page walks through the settings path for Android 9 to 14. iOS TestFlight invitations expire after 30 days, so a dead link there usually means the link needs to be re-issued from the /customer-care/ form.

What remains stable across the season: the publisher name in the app store metadata, the verified SHA-256, and the seven-state restriction list enforced at sign-up and again at first deposit. Those three signals are the durable markers; everything else can shift between builds without changing the verification outcome.

Editorial methodology for the APK reference desk

The apk-download reference is the APK metadata and verification reference. We publish the current version, the build date, the SHA-256 hash, the signing fingerprint, the file size, the required Android version, and the diff against the previous build. The methodology is the same as every other page on myteam11play.com: name the source, name the verification date, and do not invent a hash.

For the SHA-256 hash, the source is the test account's recorded hash of the APK at the named build date. We do not publish a hash that the test account has not recorded. The hash is the canonical reference; the reader can re-check the hash by running the published SHA-256 command on the downloaded APK.

For the signing fingerprint, the source is the APK's v3 signing certificate. We do not publish a signing fingerprint that the APK does not surface. The signing fingerprint is the canonical reference; the reader can re-check using the apksigner tool.

For the file size, the source is the APK file's byte count at the named build date. We do not publish a file size that the test account has not recorded. The file size is the canonical reference; the reader can re-check using the file command or the named file manager.

For the required Android version, the source is the APK's manifest entry. We do not publish a required Android version that the manifest does not surface. The required Android version is the canonical reference; we do not invent a version.

For the diff against the previous build, the source is the test account's recorded diff between the named build and the previous build. We do not publish a diff that the test account has not recorded. The diff is the canonical reference; these APK metadata fields note the verification timestamp.

For what we do not, the answer is publish a hash that the reader cannot verify. The hash is reproducible; the verification command is published here so the reader can re-check the hash on the downloaded APK.

Update cadence: APK metadata fields get a fresh review whenever the APK build changes, the build date changes, the SHA-256 hash changes, the signing fingerprint changes, the file size changes, or the required Android version changes. The review date is in the footer of every page on myteam11play.com.

What we does not publish

The apk-download reference does not publish a SHA-256 hash that the test account has not recorded. We do not publish a signing fingerprint that the APK does not surface. We do not publish a file size that the test account has not observed.

We do not publish a required Android version that the manifest does not surface. We do not publish a manifest permission that the manifest does not declare. We do not publish a previous-build diff that the test account has not recorded.

Our desk's role is the editorial coverage. The reader's role is the verification. We does not substitute its editorial coverage for the reader's own verification; the reader can re-check the SHA-256 hash by running the published command on the downloaded APK. The verified entry route is at /app/.