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dependencies:
   //...
   mobile_protect: ^23^24.0.0

Note: the latest version of the SDK can be seen here: ​

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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.

Setup callbacks

MobileProtect supports 2 types of callbacks: protections and events. Protection callbacks are triggered before closing the app and event callbacks are triggered on security events.

They can be setup using FlutterMobileProtect.onProtectionCallback((reason) async { TODO(); }); and FlutterMobileProtect.onEventsCallback((reason) async { TODO(); });

For example, if you want to listen to emulator and jailbreak protection events only, you can use it this way:

FlutterMobileProtect.onEventsCallback((reason) async { 
  if(reason == "EmulatorProtection") {
      // do something
  } else if (reason == "JailbreakDetection") {
      // do something (else)
  } else { 
      // do nothing
  }
});

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Upgrading from earlier versions (prior to v23.0.0)

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1. update the Flutter plugin version in the project’s pubspec.yaml file, or if installing from a local copy of the plugin, update that local copy to the new plugin. For example, we may change:

   Code Block
   dependencies: //... mobile_protect: ^22.3.14 # OLD VERSION!

   to:

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   dependencies: //... mobile_protect: ^23^24.0.0

2. Remove references to the previous Android installation:

   1. remove the old remove the reference to the old android plugin by removing this line from android/app/build.gradle:

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      apply plugin: 'com.dtplugin.mobileprotect

   2. remove any references to mobileprotect and aspectj from the dependencies section of android/build.gradle

3. Follow the steps outlined in the section Step 2: configure for Android above. Note that no changes are necessary for iOS configuration.

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