AndroidStringObfuscator.getString(this, R.string.app_name) does not give decrypted string, it gives me encrypted string

[cs-studio03]

Kindly help me i need this urgent

[efraespada]

It means you are using a wrong fingerprint.
Look at gradle code:

if (variant.dirName == "release")       sha1 = "SHA1_fingerprint_RELEASE"
else                                    sha1 = "SHA1_fingerprint_DEBUG"

You must replace sha1 with your app's SHA1 fingerprint. You can get it easyly with:

String SHA1_fingerprint = AndroidStringObfuscator.getCertificateSHA1Fingerprint(context);
Log.e("SHA1", SHA1_fingerprint);

Note the difference between release and debug fingerprint.

[cs-studio03]

i have replace SHA1_fingerprint_DEBUG with my app debug finger print which is XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:BF:51:1C:55:65:4F:AC:FE:A0:C1:88:BA:4F but still its giving encrypted strings, do i need to replace SHA1_fingerprint_RELEASE as well even in debugging mode?

[cs-studio03]

i am getting this instead of decrypted string: AA209D14633ADDEBF410A1EF9C872FA2246D9D92A4724404989A8919A2F894DDE1B78782DB7D9CB9700E64035DE8EFFF9B8DFDF9278A5F386C698285476CB54E6038C86ECDB7590DC28FEDDC67F310F1B3108914DF0854F898E63E566177D8D1

now i have replace debug finger print with my app's one, any help plz?

[efraespada]

Check your Build Variant config on your module, maybe it's on release mode.
I think XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:BF:51:1C:55:65:4F:AC:FE:A0:C1:88:BA:4F is a release fingerprint

[cs-studio03]

yes that was the issue, now its working fine, thank you very much brother. one last question can someone can get my strings value by decompiling my apk file even after applying this encryption?

[efraespada]

Your strings are visible (but encrypted). No one can decrypt it.
Maybe someone could modify and recompile your APK, but in this process a new fingerprint is used.

Now you should change your release fingerprint ;)

[cs-studio03]

ok thank you again, it was really helpful