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When you create an Apps Script project and deploy it as a or an add-on , Google automatically classifies it as an unverified app unless you meet specific criteria.
When you deploy a Google Apps Script project as a public web application, Google automatically inserts a prominent blue or gray warning banner at the very top of the page. The banner reads:
The method to remove the message depends entirely on who will use the app.
If you are a Google Workspace administrator and your application is intended for internal use only, you can remove the warning without going through the full, formal verification process. Google's policy states that verification is for Apps Script projects whose owner and users belong to the same Google Workspace domain or customer.
If you use and deploy as a web app with Execute as me and Access: Anyone , the warning may disappear automatically after a few days or for users who are signed into Google.
This comprehensive guide covers the technical strategies, workaround limits, and platform realities for eliminating this banner.
Google Apps Script is a powerful, low-code platform for automating workflows across Google Workspace. When you publish a script as a web app, Google defaults to a "guilty until proven innocent" security model.
