Myujth

my application will check whether the play protect settings are activated or not.

public static boolean checkGooglePlayProtectSettings(Context context)
 final boolean enabled = new booleanfalse;
 try
 SafetyNet.getClient(context).isVerifyAppsEnabled().addOnCompleteListener(new OnCompleteListener<SafetyNetApi.VerifyAppsUserResponse>() 

 @Override
 public void onComplete(@NonNull Task<SafetyNetApi.VerifyAppsUserResponse> task) 
 if(task.isSuccessful())
 SafetyNetApi.VerifyAppsUserResponse result = task.getResult();
 if(result != null)
 if(result.isVerifyAppsEnabled())
 enabled[0] = true;
 else
 enabled[0] = false;

 
 
 else
 Log.e("GoogleProtectPermission", "A general error occurred.");
 
 
 );
 catch (Exception e)
 e.printStackTrace();
 

 if (enabled[0])
 Log.d("GoogleProtectPermission", "Is enabled");
 else 
 Log.d("GoogleProtectPermission", "Is disabled");
 
 return false;

in this case I tried the final results to log, but always not active in the log results, how to get good results to check whether play prtoect is active or not?

The isVerifyAppsEnabled() method is asynchronous, it calls the OnCompleteListener's onComplete method to notify when the result is ready.

It's likely that this block is executed before the OnCompleteListener is fired, so the enabled[0] value remains the same at this point.

if (enabled[0]) 
 Log.d("GoogleProtectPermission", "Is enabled");
 else 
 Log.d("GoogleProtectPermission", "Is disabled");

Since there's no synchronous method to get the result, you'll probably have to change your approach someway to take account for this asynchronicity and perform dependent operations when the callback results are ready or (highly uncrecommended) perform a blocking wait until the Task returned by isVerifyAppsEnabled is completed.

Also, disregarding the question, in your current code there seems to be little point in using boolean array instead of just a boolean for this, and this

if(result.isVerifyAppsEnabled()) 
 enabled[0] = true;
 else 
 enabled[0] = false;

can be simplified to this enabled[0] = result.isVerifyAppsEnabled()

You could do like this:

final StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
...
if(result.isVerifyAppsEnabled())
 sb.append("good");
else
 sb.append("bad");

...
if(sb.toString().equals("good"))
 Log.d("GoogleProtectPermission", "Is enabled");

if(sb.toString().equals("bad"))
 Log.d("GoogleProtectPermission", "Is disabled");

Edited:
Yes, as comment points, My answer is wrong. so there are two ways:

1 directly output log info

 if(result.isVerifyAppsEnabled())
 Log.d("GoogleProtectPermission", "Is enabled");
 else
 Log.d("GoogleProtectPermission", "Is disabled");
 

2 using interface callback

 public interface Callback //add an interface 
 void onResponse(String message);
 

 final StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
 ...
 if(result.isVerifyAppsEnabled())
 sb.append("good");
 else
 sb.append("bad");
 
 callback.onResponse(sb.toString()); //add this line

and subscribe the interface in some place.