To capture API traffic for on Android, you typically need to intercept HTTPS requests to understand how the app communicates with its servers for tasks like IP updates or server selection.
: To use the API in custom apps (like the GitHub client mentioned), you must obtain your Service ID from Smart DNS Proxy API Settings.
While "NotNot" is not an official developer for Smart DNS Proxy, a community project by on GitHub provides an open-source Android client that uses the official Smart DNS Proxy API to automate IP updates without requiring root access. How to Capture API Traffic on Android
The official service offers a specific API feature for developers and advanced users to manage their accounts programmatically:
: Configure your Android device's Wi-Fi settings to point to the Postman Proxy server on your PC to see outgoing calls.
: Use the base URL provided in the developer documentation to trigger the updateip action.
To see the API calls in real-time, you can use network interception tools. :
: This API can be triggered on a schedule or whenever your device connects to Wi-Fi to ensure the service remains active without manual login. Setting Up a Custom Feature If you are building your own "Capture" feature or program: