This documentation will guide you through the installation of Mobile Protect Android in a Unity project, For other guides, check out Mobile Protect Installation Guides
Step 1: Create an Android library project
First, you will need to create a new native Android library project, that project will allow you to read the Mobile Protect config file and add its gradle plugin.
In this example the library is called library and uses the com.datatheorem.mobileprotect.unitylibrary namespace.
Step 2: Add mobile Protect to that library
Follow steps 1 through 4 from Mobile Protect SDK for Android via Maven
Step 3: Start Mobile Protect
This last step will differ from the Maven installation because we are setting it up as a library that will be started from Unity.
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public class MobileProtectBridge {
public void initialize(Activity activity) {
MobileProtect.init(activity.getApplication(), R.xml.mobileprotect);
}
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Step 4: Build the library
Run ./gradlew assembleRelease to build the library, this will generate a .aar file located in your $library/build/outputfolder.
Step 5: Add Mobile Protect dependencies to Unity
In your Assets folder, create a Plugins/Android folder if it doesn’t exist and place the aar file we generated in step 4 in that folder.
In that folder you will need to add 3 overrides to the Unity default gradle config , in for these files:
Custom Main Gradle Template
Custom Base Gradle Template
Custom Gradle Properties Template
To do it, go to player settings > player > android > Publishing settings > build, you will need to then tick the 3 corresponding boxes like the screenshot below:
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You will need to add support for AndroidX if it’s not enabled:
android.useAndroidX=true
Step 6: Create the unity bridge class
In your assets/scripts, create a new C# script to call the native library we created previously, and start Mobile Protect:
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Make sure this script is executed when launching your game and you’re ready!
Results
Please visit https://www.securetheorem.com/mobile/protect to see the list of your apps and the state of protection, along with the individual protection item details.