Google Analytics for Mobile (legacy)

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The original Google Analytics SDK for Android and iOS, retired in 2019 in favor of Firebase Analytics. Still shows up in older apps that never migrated. Data no longer reaches Google's servers, so any app still shipping it is carrying dead code.

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We haven't detected Google Analytics for Mobile (legacy) in any app in the current catalog. That doesn't mean it isn't out there. Just nothing we've indexed yet uses it.

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Frequently asked questions

Common questions about the Google Analytics for Mobile (legacy) SDK.

What is Google Analytics for Mobile (legacy)?

The original Google Analytics SDK for Android and iOS, retired in 2019 in favor of Firebase Analytics. Still shows up in older apps that never migrated. Data no longer reaches Google's servers, so any app still shipping it is carrying dead code.

Who makes Google Analytics for Mobile (legacy)?

Google Analytics for Mobile (legacy) is published by Google. See every Google SDK and adoption stats on the vendor profile.

How many apps use Google Analytics for Mobile (legacy)?

No apps in the current FlyTrap catalog have Google Analytics for Mobile (legacy) detected yet. That does not mean nothing uses it, only that nothing we have indexed so far does.

What category is Google Analytics for Mobile (legacy) in?

FlyTrap classifies Google Analytics for Mobile (legacy) under Analytics.

How does FlyTrap detect Google Analytics for Mobile (legacy)?

FlyTrap looks for Google Analytics for Mobile (legacy)'s fingerprints in the app binary, such as known package names, classes, and bundled libraries, across native, React Native, and Flutter builds. No SDK or source access is required.