Application Environment Verification

About Application Environment Verification

Application Environment Verification (AEV) is an Android library that verifies the safety of user devices so that API calls originating from an app can be trusted. It detects risk factors including rooted devices, emulators, cloned apps, location spoofing, and factory-reset status.

The repository is archived and no longer maintained. Its functionality was merged into Fingerprint Pro for Android, and the AEV features must now be accessed through that product; enabling AEV features on an account requires contacting Fingerprint support.

The library is intended for Android developers who need to verify device integrity before trusting API requests made from their applications. It is written in Kotlin and licensed under MIT.

Key features

• Detects rooted Android devices
• Detects emulators
• Detects cloned apps
• Detects location spoofing
• Detects factory-reset spoofing

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