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The key is the threat model. If your threat model is good, you will be able to answer to these questions:
- Do I care if an attacker can see the network requests?
- Do I care if my user is using a rooted device?
Whatever your threat model you should always obfuscate your code. It’s not a bullet proof protection but it will slow down an attacker:
- to steal your intellectual property
- to understand how your app is working
So how to be a better Android developer? Attack your app! You have to understand what an attacker is able to do
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