test 3

The New York Times Company · Read articles, watch videos and listen to podcasts on top stories and more.

Native Android News & Magazines The New York Times Company

Bundle ID com.nytimes.android

Version analyzed 11.71.0

Build framework Native Android

SDKs detected 11

Analyzed 2026-08-29

Exploratory agent run

What test 3 does

Observed on screen

Account Creation Allows new users to register for a free account.
User Login Enables existing users to access their accounts.
Email Authentication Supports account registration or login by entering an email address and continuing through the email-based flow.
Google Authentication Provides a federated sign-in option using Google credentials.
Legal Consent Displays links to applicable terms and the privacy policy and records consent when the user continues.
Navigation Controls Includes Back and Continue actions for moving through the authentication workflow.

Written from a FlyTrap agent exploring the app on a real device, not from the store listing. It covers only the screens that run reached, so anything behind a login, paywall or region lock is absent.

Static + runtime analysis

SDKs detected

11 SDKs found across 10 categories. Click any SDK to see every other app that uses it.

All SDKs

Ads 1 SDK

Google AdMob Google

Analytics 1 SDK

Firebase Analytics Google

Animation 1 SDK

Lottie Airbnb

Anti-Abuse 1 SDK

Google Play Integrity Google

Attribution 1 SDK

AppsFlyer AppsFlyer

Authentication 2 SDKs

Firebase Auth Google

Google Sign-In Google

Crash Reporting 1 SDK

Firebase Crashlytics Google

Imaging 1 SDK

Coil Coil

Monitoring 1 SDK

Datadog RUM Datadog

Push Notifications 1 SDK

Firebase Cloud Messaging Google

From manifest + Info.plist

Permissions requested 2 sensitive

30 permissions requested at runtime. Colors reflect platform sensitivity tier.

Camera sensitive

Take pictures and record video.

Post notifications sensitive

Post notifications to the system.

Internet access standard

Open network sockets.

Network state standard

Read connectivity information.

com.google.android.c2dm.permission.RECEIVE standard

Wi-Fi state standard

Read Wi-Fi connection information.

Vibrate standard

Control the vibrator.

Wake lock standard

Keep the device awake.

Run at startup standard

Receive the BOOT_COMPLETED broadcast.

Foreground service standard

Run a foreground service.

Foreground service: media playback standard

Required for foreground services of type mediaPlayback.

com.nytimes.android.subauth.crossapplogin.games.ReadPermission standard

com.nytimes.android.subauth.crossapplogin.cooking.ReadPermission standard

com.nytimes.android.subauth.crossapplogin.athletic.ReadPermission standard

com.nytimes.android.subauth.crossapplogin.crossplay.ReadPermission standard

com.nytimes.android.eventtracker.permission.news.SESSION PROVIDER standard

com.nytimes.android.eventtracker.permission.games.SESSION PROVIDER standard

com.nytimes.android.eventtracker.permission.cooking.SESSION PROVIDER standard

com.nytimes.android.eventtracker.permission.crossplay.SESSION PROVIDER standard

com.nytimes.android.eventtracker.permission.athletic.SESSION PROVIDER standard

DETECT SCREEN CAPTURE standard

com.google.android.gms.permission.AD ID standard

ACCESS ADSERVICES AD ID standard

ACCESS ADSERVICES ATTRIBUTION standard

ACCESS ADSERVICES TOPICS standard

com.google.android.finsky.permission.BIND GET INSTALL REFERRER SERVICE standard

In-app billing standard

Use Google Play Billing for in-app purchases and subscriptions.

com.nytimes.android.DYNAMIC RECEIVER NOT EXPORTED PERMISSION standard

com.samsung.android.mapsagent.permission.READ APP INFO standard

com.huawei.appmarket.service.commondata.permission.GET COMMON DATA standard

Frequently asked questions

What FlyTrap detected inside test 3.

What does test 3 do?

This mobile app provides an account authentication flow that enables users to create a free account or log in using an email address or Google credentials, subject to the platform’s Terms of Sale, Terms of Service, and Privacy Policy. This comes from a FlyTrap agent exploring the app on a real device, so it covers only the screens that run reached.

What is test 3 built with?

test 3 by The New York Times Company is built with Native Android. FlyTrap determined this by analyzing the app's compiled binary, not from anything the developer published.

What SDKs does test 3 use?

FlyTrap detected 11 third-party SDKs inside test 3, including Coil, Firebase Analytics and Firebase Cloud Messaging. They span areas such as Imaging, Analytics, Push Notifications and Ads. The full list, grouped by category, is on this page.

What permissions does test 3 request?

test 3 requests 30 permissions. 2 of these are sensitive, such as Camera and Post notifications. Each is listed above with its platform sensitivity tier.

Is test 3 safe to use?

FlyTrap reports what an app contains, it does not issue a safety verdict. test 3 requests 30 permissions (2 sensitive) and bundles 11 third-party SDKs. Reviewing those alongside the developer helps you decide what you are comfortable granting.

What platforms is test 3 available on?

The version FlyTrap analyzed targets Android.

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Permissions requested 2 sensitive

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