You put a lot of time and effort into developing your application, but you're then releasing it into the wild without any security measures in place. Your app could be modified and requests to your backend server could be coming from unknown and unsafe environments, which makes your services vulnerable to attack and abuse. The Play Integrity API helps your app's backend server to take appropriate actions to prevent attacks and reduce abuse by detecting potentially risky and fraudulent interactions.
In this talk we will cover the API with a focus on:
- How to setup and use the API
- Low-latency use cases with the new standard request
- Migrating from the SafetyNet Attestation API
- How to test and manage errors

I'm working with the Play Integrity API team to explain to developers what are the advantages of Play Integrity vs SafetyNet Attestation with the goal to help the Android ecosystem to migrate to this new API that covers some of the long-standing requests to SN Attestation (e.g. low-latency use cases).

If Play Integrity API is new to you, an overview of the current beta is available here: https://developer.android.com/google/play/integrity/beta/overview