Unable to server AdMob ads on android using google SDK?

I'm having the same problem and haven't been able to find any help Update: I found the source of my problem. I have a rooted phone from which I have the ability to disable ads to display.(I know, what was I thinking?) Anyway as soon as I disabled that feature ads are working just fine on my app. Hope this helps.

I'm having the same problem and haven't been able to find any help. Update: I found the source of my problem. I have a rooted phone from which I have the ability to disable ads to display.

(I know, what was I thinking? ) Anyway as soon as I disabled that feature ads are working just fine on my app. Hope this helps.

Nope, never got it figured out. I did determine that if I'm lacking permissions I will see an error, so it looks like some stuff is working. The logging still always shows the FailedToReceiveAd message.

– Alain Collins Apr 18 at 15:50.

Try adding this permission line to your AndroidManifest. Xml file.

Friends, I meet the same problem today. I followed the whold google instruction. Finally, I got it.

You can customize the request for call load. Like this: AdRequest re = new AdRequest(); //re. SetTesting(true); re.

SetGender(AdRequest.Gender. FEMALE); adview. LoadAd(re); You can try my example, I put my apk and source code here: Add Google Admob in Android Application.

I'm frustrated with the lack of usable sample code - I see a lot of people using the old admob SDK and a few code fragments of people using the google SDK, but not a soup-to-nuts example/tutorial. I've commented out the rest of my code, to no avail. Admob support hasn't replied.

Can anyone help me or at least refer me to the perfect google sdk guide for admob noobs?

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