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The Datadog Feature Flags SDK for Android allows you to evaluate feature flags and experiments in your Android application and automatically send flag evaluation data to Datadog for monitoring and analysis.
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## Getting Started
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## Getting started
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Add the Datadog Feature Flags SDK to your application's `build.gradle` file:
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### Initial Setup
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### Initial setup
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Before enabling the Feature Flags feature, you must first initialize the Datadog SDK. See the [Datadog Android SDK setup documentation][1] for details.
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**Note:** This setting only has an effect if you have enabled RUM (see [Initial Setup](#initial-setup) section). If RUM is not enabled, flag evaluations are not sent to RUM regardless of this setting.
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**Note:** This setting only has an effect if you have enabled RUM (see [Initial setup](#initial-setup) section). If RUM is not enabled, flag evaluations are not sent to RUM regardless of this setting.
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#### Disable exposure tracking
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