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Notifee covers local notification APIs, not any cloud things, and it doesn't transmit anything on its own I just checked our dependencies in core and the react-native android/build.gradle and we don't have anything that should access that ? The full diff is here if you want to look. Lots of files but that's because we even got rid of the proprietary / non-free-software Android Play Services tasks library and swapped it for guava which is open-source-compatible. @notifee/react-native@7.8.2...@notifee/react-native@9.1.8 So, I'm not sure what to say and I don't have more time to investigate just now. You may need to pick apart your apk or brute-force search through things to see if you can find it, as I don't see ANDROID_ID anywhere ... |
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Hello,
I recently upgraded
@notifee/react-native
in my app from 7.8.2 to 9.1.3, and I ran into some issues with the Google Play Store. The app kept getting rejected for violating their data safety policy:When I reached out for clarification, they highlighted Android ID.
After reverting back to v7.8.2, the app sailed through the Play Store review without any problems! So, I’m curious—does the newer version use Android ID? If so, is there a way to disable it?
Thanks for your help!
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