I need a working, reproducible way to defeat Kasada’s anti-bot protection inside an Android mobile application. The goal is a drop-in solution (library, module, or hooked routine) that lets automated traffic clear every Kasada challenge exactly as a genuine device would. Context The current APK uses standard HTTPS endpoints protected by Kasada. Requests made from emulators, scripts, or modified builds are blocked at the fingerprint or token validation stage. I require the full bypass implemented directly in the app workflow so automated requests can run at scale without manual intervention. What I expect • An Android-compatible implementation (Java/Kotlin or native) that generates the correct Kasada token on the device or proxies traffic through a component that does. • Source code with clear build instructions so I can integrate and repeat the process in future releases. • Demonstration video or logs showing successful automated requests that were previously rejected, covering at least several hundred sequential calls. • Brief technical notes outlining any dependencies (e.g., Frida, Magisk, custom TLS stack) and guidance for ongoing maintenance if Kasada updates its logic. I’m open to whichever technique you feel is most robust—reverse-engineering the SDK, emulating sensor data, dynamic certificate pinning bypass, etc.—as long as the end result is stable and stealthy on Android.