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Application Environment Verification

Application Environment Verification

UpFreeOpen Sourcesecurity87· Kotlin· MIT

Android library and API to verify the safety of user devices, detect rooted devices and other risks

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Focuses on Android device security

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Obtain an API key to authenticate requests. Integrate the Android library into your app to start verifying device safety and detecting rooted devices.

Auth
api_key
CORS
No
HTTPS
Yes
Signup
Required
Latency
588 ms
Protocol
REST
Pricing
free
Stars
87

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About this API

Application Environment Verification is an Android-focused library and API designed to assess the security status of user devices. It helps developers detect whether a device is rooted or compromised, which is critical for apps requiring high security standards.

This tool is useful for developers building applications that need to ensure the integrity of the device environment, such as banking, payment, or sensitive data apps. By identifying rooted devices and other potential risks, it helps prevent unauthorized access and enhances overall security.

The API requires an API key for authentication and is accessible via REST protocols. Its focus on Android devices makes it a specialized solution for mobile security verification without extraneous features or platforms.

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What you can build

  • 1Detect rooted Android devices
  • 2Verify device safety status
  • 3Identify security risks on user devices
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Strengths & limitations

Strengths

  • Focuses on Android device security
  • Detects rooted devices accurately
  • Provides risk detection for user devices
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Getting started

Obtain an API key to authenticate requests. Integrate the Android library into your app to start verifying device safety and detecting rooted devices.

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FAQ

Do I need an API key to use this API?+

Yes, an API key is required to authenticate requests.

Can this API detect if an Android device is rooted?+

Yes, it is designed to detect rooted devices among other risks.

Is this API limited to Android devices?+

Yes, it specifically targets Android device security verification.

What protocol does this API use?+

It uses REST protocol for communication.

Can I use this API directly from a browser?+

Since it requires an API key and is designed for Android integration, direct browser use is unlikely.

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Technical details

CORS: NoHTTPS: YesSignup: YesOpen source: Yes
Auth type
api_key
Pricing
free
Protocols
REST
SDKs
java, kotlin
Response time
588 ms
Last health check
8/29/2026, 5:01:42 AM
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