1. Identity and Fraud Developer
  2. Device
  3. Implementation

Native iOS and Android SDKs

The implementation of the Device Data Collector (DDC) is different for native mobile apps. There are native mobile SDKs for both iOS and Android. These SDKs can be used with all current products. Native mobile SDKs collect more data and increase the reliability of the Device ID across the life of a device.

To ease DDC setup, use our guided DDC content generator or follow the steps below.

The DDC requires a two step process for mobile integration: Integration (Step 1) and Invocation (Step 2).

iOS SDK

Step 1

Step 2

Android SDK

Step 1

Step 2

Hybrid

If you are developing for iOS and Android using a hybrid application refer to:

Web SDK

Refer to Integrating the Web Client SDK for Device Data Collection into Your Website

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