flutter_device_protection 1.0.1

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• Shortened the package description to 180 characters, the pub.flutter-io.cn limit. The 1.0.0 description was 198, which cost the package its pubspec points.

Note for anyone reading the pub.flutter-io.cn score: the homepage, repository and issue tracker links are reported as unreachable while the GitHub repository is private. Making it public restores those points; no code change is involved.

First usable release.

Added

• FlutterDeviceProtection.scan() as the single entry point. It applies the requested protections and returns a full SecurityReport.
• Protection flags on scan(): blockScreenshots, blockScreenRecording and blockBackgroundSnapshot. An unset flag leaves that protection untouched, so a bare scan() has no side effects.
• Full iOS detection, matching the Android checks: jailbreak, Simulator, debugger, hooking frameworks and VPN. Reported through the same keys, scored by the same weights and thresholds.
• supported on SecurityCheckResult. Checks a platform cannot answer stay in the report rather than going missing, and never affect the risk score. developerMode and usbDebugging are unsupported on iOS.
• Report helpers for logging and backend submission: checks, threats, hasThreats, isAtLeast, toMap and toSummary.
• applyProtection on the method channel, so both platforms answer one contract and Dart needs no platform branching.

Changed

• iOS scanning runs off the platform thread. It touches the filesystem and opens a loopback socket, so it no longer blocks the UI.
• iOS logging is debug-only. A release build is silent.
• SecurityReport.fromMap tolerates a malformed or partial payload instead of throwing, so a native change cannot crash the app.

Removed

• The iOS security event channel, the screenshot notification detector and the isIOSScreenCaptured / isIOSScreenshotDetected methods. None had a Dart caller. Capture observation now lives inside ScreenProtectionManager, which starts it when protection is switched on and stops it when it is switched off.