<h3>Background</h3>
<p>    With the iOS 14 update, user consent became mandatory to use the IDFA (Identifier for Advertisers). Anticipating similar policy changes for the ADID (Android Advertising ID), there was a need to improve our system. The goal was to consolidate the ANID (Loplat's Anonymous ID) so that a single, unified ANID could be used across all applications utilizing the Loplat SDK on a single device.</p>
<h3>Responsibilities</h3>
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<li>Android: Design and develop feature (100%)
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<h3>Architecture</h3>
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In response to increasing privacy restrictions on mobile advertising identifiers like Apple's IDFA and potential changes to Google's ADID, I designed and developed a feature to unify the Anonymous ID (ANID) for all apps utilizing our SDK on a single device. This ensures consistent user identification for analytics and other purposes without relying on device-level advertising IDs, thereby future-proofing the SDK against upcoming platform policy changes.

Developed a feature to share a single Anonymous ID (ANID) across apps using the same SDK on one device, anticipating possible ad identifier restrictions.

Sharing ANID Between Multiple SDKs Within a Single Device

An SDK that recognizes locations using Wi-Fi and Bluetooth beacon data. It can also track how long a user stays in a specific place and whether the user is moving. Notifications can be sent when a user visits certain stores. Version management is done via Maven repository.