x-acf-sensor-data header. VeilRoute generates that sensor for you.
Host: bmp.veilroute.dev
IP-independent
Unlike the web sensor, the mobile sensor is not tied to an IP. You can request it from VeilRoute and send your actual API request from any proxy or egress you choose.- Android sensor, SDK 4.2.0.
- One request per sensor.
- Pair it with an OkHttp-style TLS client so your request fingerprint matches a real Android app.
Typical flow
1
Request a sensor
Call
POST /api/v1/sensor with the target app identifier.2
Attach the header
Send the returned
sensor as the x-acf-sensor-data header on your mobile API request.3
Send from your proxy
Use your own egress and an OkHttp-style TLS client to make the request.