updated obsolete firebase ads version in build.gradle #299
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## Changes - upgraded firebase ads version to 22.1.0 May 2023 Release - upgraded compiled sdk version to 33 - removed support from SDK 16 to 22
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@kmcgill88 - would you please look into this |
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@Elanthingal unfortunately I no longer have time to support this project and personally moved to the official google_mobile_ads. If you would like I can add you as a collaborator. |
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sure @kmcgill88 please do |
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@Elanthingal shoot me your email I'm happy to add you as a publisher on pub.dev too. |
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@Elanthingal Any update on this PR? |
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@zfc0812 - this needs to be tested again to ensure nothing has broken Since, this change is created long back. I will do it by this weekend and update you |
It's ok. I have switched to the official Admob plugin. |
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