> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://community.commandersact.com/trustcommander/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://community.commandersact.com/trustcommander/fr/setup-guides/mobile-apps/android.md).

# Android

Il est essentiel d'avoir le consentement utilisateur pour pouvoir traiter des informations sensibles comme l'IDFA et l'AAID. TrustCommander propose un module permettant de le gérer automatiquement le consentement des utilisateurs, pour éviter d'avoir à gérer manuellement l'affichage des bandeaux et la sauvegarde du consentement dans vos SDKs.

Le module TrustCommander pour Android:

* Affiche la page de consentement (si besoin).
* Sauvegarde le consentement et le recharge chaque fois que l'application est lancée.
* Sauvegarde et vérifie la validité du consentement. La durée de validité est de 13 mois.
* Envoie un hit aux serveurs Commanders Act pour sauvegarder le consentement.
* Activer ou désactiver le SDK (si utilisé avec le SDK TrustCommander).
* Ajoute automatiquement les catégories aux hits envoyés par le SDK (si utilisé avec le SDK TrustCommander).

{% hint style="success" %}
Guide d'implémentation de TrustCommander sur mobile : 

<https://github.com/TagCommander/pods/tree/master/TCPrivacy>
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