Releases: AppLovin/AppLovin-MAX-Unity-Plugin
Releases · AppLovin/AppLovin-MAX-Unity-Plugin
6.1.1
- Depends on Android SDK v12.1.0 and iOS SDK v12.1.0.
- Add support for passing local extra parameters of primitive types,
Lists andMaps. - Fix an Android build error.
6.1.0
- Depends on Android SDK v12.1.0 and iOS SDK v12.1.0.
- Add public utils API that checks for vendor consent status for a given Global Vendor ID.
- Fix compile errors in non-Android/iOS platforms.
- Add ability to include Amazon's SKAdNetworkIDs via Integration Manager.
- Minor improvements to Integration Manager UI.
6.0.1
6.0.0
Depends on Android SDK v12.0.0 and iOS SDK v12.0.0.
Google UMP Support and TCFv2.0 Compliance
As of AppLovin MAX SDK version 12.0.0, if you use Google’s CMP (UMP), MAX takes care of CMP integration and ensures that the consent status is established correctly when you initialize the SDK. See Google UMP Automation for more details. However, if you use a different CMP, you must perform this integration yourself and you must ensure that the CMP establishes the consent status correctly before you initialize the SDK.
Details on how consent is handled per network: https://dash.applovin.com/documentation/mediation/unity/getting-started/privacy#tcf-v2.0-consent
If you access Google demand through MAX, it’s critical that you review the Google CMP requirements.
Other Changes
- Updated the minimum required Unity version to 2018.2.
- Terms flow is now deprecated.
5.11.5
5.11.4
5.11.3
5.11.2
5.11.1
5.11.0
- Depends on Android SDK v11.11.0 and iOS SDK v11.11.0.
- Call the
AdReviewCreativeIdGeneratedcallback in the background instead of waiting for the fullscreen ad to dismiss. - Fix Terms Flow settings being applied on incremental builds even after being disabled from Integration manager.
- Fix Quality Service plugin line being added multiple times to
build.gradleon incremental builds.