I have built an App using flutter SDK, I want to enable Tap-Jacking protection for my app so that no other overlying app gets access to the loop holes for accessing the confidential data.
How to do this for apps build with Flutter?
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flutter native dependencies
I need a way to access native dependencies
you can use the flutter_screen_lock, which provides the ability to lock the screen on ios and android. Biometric authentication can be used in addition to passcode.
Im looking to refactor my app - however am also looking at switching to Flutter
Considering I want to publish my Play Store app onto Samsung Galaxy Store, Amazon Store and Microsoft Windows Store is Flutter compatible?
I ask because these stores have their own consoles, require their own IAPs and some other APIs ( like Amazon Geo ) so want to determine if this is a forcing function for my biz
Thanks
The app in question www.sprocket.bike/app
Flutter is fine for Samsung Galaxy store as they only need an apk which Flutter will generate for you. Windows is also fine with Flutter. Amazon app store also only requires an APK similar to the Galaxy store, so once again you're fine. The important thing with all of these is it seems you just need a .apk version of your app, so really you just need an android compatible app.
The main draw of Flutter is that you can also publish to iOS & macOS. If it's just these stores you're interested in, personally I'd just use native Kotlin.
Is there a Flutter alternative to nsubiquitouskeyvaluestore which is cross platform? I am trying to develop a favorites feature of my iOS app in Flutter so I have one code base for iOS and Android. One of the features I have in the iOS app is a favorites feature which allows the user to keep track of their favorite cats across all iOS devices they own. My current app does not have a login and I would like to keep it that way. I use nsubiquitouskeyvaluestore to store the favorites.
Is there an alternative to nsubiquitouskeyvaluestore for Flutter which operates cross platform without the user having to log in? I am currently using Firestore as my database which allows anonymous logins but I don't think anonymous logins work cross device or cross platform and are only temporary till the user logs out. I think I have a solution to permanent anonymous logins but not cross device/platform.
I am a new flutter developer.
I have an app on the play store using flutter.
When setting up admob inside the app, I placed the code inside the main.dart file.
Inside the app a user will navigate through multiple screen (roughly 10+ screens) hourly.
I didn't realize the way the admob code was setup, that a new ad was loading and showing every-time a user switched pages.
With over 50 users, some doing this up to 10 times a day, Google decided that I had broke terms of agreement and disabled my admob account.
I filed a dispute but was denied the ability to reactivate my admob account.
I am trying to figure out what my options are for monetizing my app.
I assume 1 option is to write native code and use something other than admob. Is there any other option for monetizing an app with flutter outside of admob?
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You can use admob config as usual. You only need to add https://pub.dev/packages/admob_flutter as a dependency and handle configs for iOS and android separately.
Is there a way to publish an app on publishing PWA on app stores
google play and ios itunes. Without creating a buggy with cordova which creates a tons of issues to maintain.
Yes there is way to publish your PWAs to Android AppStore.
TWAs
Trusted Web Activities are a new way to integrate your web-app content such as your PWA with your Android app using a protocol based on Custom Tabs.
TWAs uses the Digital Asset Links protocol and API enable an app or website to make public, verifiable statements about other apps or websites. For example, a website can declare that it is associated with a specific Android app, or it can declare that it wants to share user credentials with another website.
Checkout the following link for complete guide to launch PWA to Appstore by Google Developers forum and tutorial guide on medium by Maximiliano Firtman here
Try the documentation Package Your Cordova App for Publishing to an App Store.
Before you can build your application for deployment to any device
through a public app store, you must first configure Visual Studio
with the information it needs to complete the process of packaging and
signing the application for deployment through an app store.
I've just started investigating this myself, have you tried PWA builder? https://www.pwabuilder.com?
It can generate packages for Windows, Android and iOS.