[HELP] Fix Alternative Pages with Proper Canonical Tags - AMP

So I installed AMP on my new blog site and I have 18 no index links tagged as Fix Alternative Pages with Proper Canonical Tags. I see they are all AMP links. Is this normal when using AMP or do I need to fix this asap?. What can I do to fix this.

Remove AMP, Google clearly said that they don´t like AMP anymore and not going to support it.

RoiBox said:

Remove AMP, Google clearly said that they don´t like AMP anymore and not going to support it.

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Thanks for the fast reply. I'll do that

Hello guys,
I don't want to open a new topic since something similar has already been discussed here... what do you advise I do about this?
I think this is something from NextJS. Can I remove it from the console, and does it negatively affect SEO?

It's normal to see AMP links flagged as "Fix Alternative Pages with Proper Canonical Tags" in Search Console. This is because AMP pages are considered alternative versions of your regular HTML pages. To fix this, make sure you have properly implemented canonical tags on both your HTML and AMP pages, pointing to the preferred version. If you want Google to index your AMP pages, ensure the canonical tag on your HTML page points to the corresponding AMP page. Conversely, if you want Google to index your HTML page, the canonical tag on your AMP page should point to the HTML version. Double-check that these tags are set up correctly, and Google should understand the relationship between your HTML and AMP pages.