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SmartlookConsentSDK — Open source user consent SDK for iOS & Android Apps
SmartlookConsentSDK:
* provides a configurable control panel with privacy options
* stores the selected options
* enables all texts to be fully localized
* enables linking to privacy policies in the app
Available for iOS & Android.
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I'm developer myself, so this looks very useful. thanks for making SmartlookConsentSDK.
@geek_1001 You're welcome. :)
Feel free to use it and contribute to the repo if you find bugs or some enhancements venues.
After yesterday Apple event, it became clear that big companies try to care about privacy. Privacy becomes in focus (finally!).
So you launched very timely.
Exactly @lisadziuba. Though I personally believe they're still either lagging or not flexible enough to create appropriate solutions.
As @rstankov mentioned this should have been in the natively embedded into the OSs already.
Lukcilly there's always a great deal of enthusiast who are willing to make great solutions and change world step by step. :) And the SmartlookConsentSDK is definitely our small contribution to the saga.
I hope such solutions would be universally demanded for. The standardization will follow with that. :)
Any mobile developer need this SDK
Pros:Privacy is just what we need nowadays
Cons:Not found so far
Hey there mighty hunters,
Thanks @rstankov for hunting down our SmartlookConsentSDK.
I'm one of the makers of the SDK and we're looking forward for your questions and comments on the SDK.
We created SmartlookConsentSDK for iOS & Android apps which all developers can use freely in their apps to boost their app analytics transparency and ensure user privacy is secured and respected.
We encourage developers to help us to make the SDK better and helpful. Everyone is more than welcome to share the repo and contribute to it if they discover any outstanding issues and / or bugs.
Looking forward to your questions and comments.
Realy cool idea to simplify sdk management
Pros:Save time on sdk privacy mgt
Cons:It is branded
@pian_istien It is not. Just the name of the SDK contains the maker's name, but the actual code is fully open source and not branded.
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