Android OAID implementation in the SDK

To collect the OAID in Huawei devices using AppsFlyer SDK version V5.2.0 and later: 

1. Follow Huawei instructions source 1 or source 2 to collect OAID via AIDL.
2. Pass the OAID collected by Huawei to the AppsFlyer SDK.
3. Call setOaidData() before calling startTracking(). In the code call, 
   AppsFlyerLib.getInstance().setOaidData(###OAID_HERE###);

Example:

This example demonstrates the setOaidData (AIDL) method for Huawei devices:

1. Create a folder, aidl.
2. In the aidl folder, create a package with this exact name, com.uodis.opendevice.aidl.
3. Create an .aidl file, OpenDeviceIdentifierServiced.
   
   

4. Check that file OpenDeviceIdentifierServiced includes this code:

   
           package com.uodis.opendevice.aidl;
   /*
     * Important: Do not modify the method sequence of the AIDL file.！！！
     */
    interface OpenDeviceIdentifierService { 
       String getOaid(); 
       boolean isOaidTrackLimited();
   }
           

5. Create a class that fetches the OAID and passes it to the AppsFlyer SDK. 
   In this example, the class is OaidFetcher.

   
   public class OaidFetcher {
       public static void connect(Context context) {
           ServiceConnection connection = new ServiceConnection() {
               @Override
               public void onServiceConnected(ComponentName name, IBinder service) {
                   OpenDeviceIdentifierService oaidService = OpenDeviceIdentifierService.Stub.asInterface(service);
                   try {
                       String oaid = oaidService.getOaid();
                       AppsFlyerLib.getInstance().setOaidData(oaid);
                   } catch (RemoteException e) {
                   }
               }
               @Override
               public void onServiceDisconnected(ComponentName name) {
               }
           };
           Intent bindIntent = new Intent("com.uodis.opendevice.OPENIDS_SERVICE");
           bindIntent.setPackage("com.huawei.hwid");
           context.bindService(bindIntent, connection, context.BIND_AUTO_CREATE);
       }
   } 
   

Select a collection method based on the SDK version. The developer must add the manufacturer's standalone JAR file to the app or add it to the AppsFlyer OAID SDK. 

To collect the OAID in AppsFlyer SDK version V5.2.0 and V5.3.0:

1. Download the AAR provided by the MSA alliance to your module libs folder
2. For Huawei devices, add the following to the project build.gradle file:
   

             allprojects {
           repositories {
               // ...
               maven { url 'https://developer.huawei.com/repo/' }
           }
       }
   

3. Add OAID dependencies; they must support the manufacturer's standalone JAR file in the app-level build.gradle file:
   • implementation 'com.appsflyer:af-android-sdk:5.1.0@aar'
   • implementation 'com.appsflyer:oaid:5.1.0@aar'
   • implementation files('libs/msa_mdid_1.0.13.aar')
   • implementation 'com.huawei.hms:hms-ads-identifier:3.4.26.303'
4. Call setCollectOaid() before calling startTracking(). In the code call, AppsFlyerLib.getInstance().setCollectOaid(true); 

To automatically collect OAID automatically by default:

1. Download the AAR provided by the MSA alliance to your module libs folder
2. For Huawei devices, add the following to the project build.gradle file:
   

             allprojects {
           repositories {
               // ...
               maven { url 'https://developer.huawei.com/repo/' }
           }
       }
   

3. Add OAID dependencies; they must support the manufacturer's standalone JAR file in the app-level build.gradle file:

• implementation files('libs/msa_mdid_1.0.13.aar')
• implementation 'com.huawei.hms:hms-ads-identifier:3.4.26.303'

To opt-out of collecting the OAID:

Call setCollectOaid(false) before calling startTracking(). In the code call, 
AppsFlyerLib.getInstance().setCollectOaid(false);

• The data, below, was provided by the manufacturers and is for information purposes only.
• For the most updated list of supported devices