Smart Protection UI Customization
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The Smart Protection feature has the following UI elements:
- Threat screen that displays a list of dangerous apps
- Notification about a dangerous app
These elements can be customized in the initial Malwarelytics configuration in the AppProtection
class instance. To do so, set up ThreatMitigationUIConfig
in the AntivirusConfig.Builder
instance:
val threatMitigationUIConfig = AntivirusConfig.ThreatMitigationUIConfig.Builder()
.notificationSmallIcon(R.drawable.my_notification_icon)
.notificationChannelId("AV-CHANNEL")
.screenDeleteIcon(R.drawable.custom_delete_icon)
.screenSettingsIcon(R.drawable.custom_settings_icon)
.screenTheme(R.style.CustomThreatScreenTheme)
.customLocalization("cs")
.build()
val antivirusConfig = AntivirusConfig.Builder()
// other Anti-Malware configuration
.threatMitigationUIConfig(threatMitigationUIConfig)
.build()
Method | Description |
---|---|
notificationSmallIcon(Int) |
defines small notification icon appearance. The ID of an Android resource pointing to the drawable should be passed as an argument. |
notificationChannelId(String) |
defines the notification channel ID. |
screenDeleteIcon(Int) |
defines the drawable for the associated image button. The ID of an Android resource pointing to the drawable should be passed as an argument. |
screenSettingsIcon(Int) |
defines the drawable for the associated image button. The ID of an Android resource pointing to the drawable should be passed as an argument. |
screenTheme(Int) |
defines theme that should be used. The ID of an Android resource pointing to a theme should be passed as an argument. The bulk of the threat screen appearance is determined via this method. |
customLocalization(String) |
defines which locale should be used. A two-letter code representing the language, corresponding to the ISO 639-1 standard, should be passed as an argument. See more details below. |
Changing Default Localization
Default string resources in an Android app can be written in any language. Malwarelytics for Android uses the English locale (“en-US”) by default. In order to change the default, the developer has to define which locale to use. For example, changing the default SDK localization to Czech requires the developer to set customLocalization("cs")
.
After SDK initialization, the localization can still be changed:
val smartProtectionManager = antivirus.getSmartProtectionManager()
smartProtectionManager.setCustomLocalization(languageCode)
Last updated on Nov 21, 2023 (12:06)
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