fix(android): enable hardware acceleration for IAM transparency#855
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Description
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Enable hardware acceleration on the Android Activity window so in-app message WebViews render with transparent backgrounds.





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Motivation
Unity sets
android:hardwareAccelerated="false"on its Activity, which prevents WebView transparent backgrounds from rendering. The native SDK displays in-app messages via a PopupWindow whose window inherits this setting, causing IAMs to render with an opaque white background instead of the expected transparent overlay.Scope
Enables the
FLAG_HARDWARE_ACCELERATEDflag at the window level during SDK initialization. This restores WebView transparency without affecting Unity's own GL/Vulkan rendering surface. The flag is set on the Android UI thread viarunOnUiThread.Testing
Manual testing
Built and ran the demo app on an Android 16 emulator (Pixel, API 36). Verified all IAM types (top banner, bottom banner, center modal, full screen) render with correct transparency.
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