[COMPONENT: MaxTestMode]
To do this, pass an array of test device advertising IDs via the MaxSdk class as shown below.
You must set test device advertising IDs before you initialize the SDK.
The following code snippet demonstrates how to do this:
[COMPONENT: TroubleshootingTestMode]
You can use Test Mode to verify that specific ad networks are integrated. Test Mode increases the likelihood that you receive ad fill during testing. You can enable it by opening the Mediation Debugger and enabling test ads. You can also enable it programmatically, as shown below.
You can enable test ads for one or more devices by programmatically passing their test device advertising IDs in the AppLovin SDK.
To verify that you enabled Test Mode, check for the line that reads Test Mode On: true in the initialization section of the AppLovin SDK logs:
If test ads do not load, try loading live ads. No fills are common during testing and typically do not indicate issues with your integration.
AppLovin does not track impressions, clicks, or revenue for test ads. Use test ads only to test your app integration.
When you enable test mode, the MAX SDK outputs verbose device logging to your IDE’s console.
When you enable test mode, the MAX SDK outputs verbose device logging to Android Logcat or to iOS Console.