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In MainActivity insertAdsInMenuItems() method, the code shown specifies adding NativeAd instead UnifiedNativeAd:
for (NativeAd ad : mNativeAds) { must be for (UnifiedNativeAd ad : mNativeAds) {

There is no comments about the need of adding Internet permission to the manifest.

I ran this code and the native ads in the list are sometimes working fine.
I want to achieve this with Pagination. Whenever i call below function for next page, it stuck UI (Recycleview) because may be i am calling it on Main thread.

// Load the Native ads.
 adLoader.loadAds(new AdRequest.Builder().build(), 5); 

I also used below method and it is giving good performance as compare to above.

    // Load the Native ads.
  adLoader.loadAd(new AdRequest.Builder().build()); 

I also tried with Handler, runOnUithread, Asynchtask but No success.

On Official site mention below note: [https://developers.google.com/admob/android/native/start]
Build an AdLoader
Note: Make all calls to the Mobile Ads SDK on the main thread.

Any suggestion how to solve this issue?

Running the sample app NativeAdvancedTableViewExample, I get the following error upon submitting the adLoader.load(GADRequest()) line.

In the adLoader(_,didFailToReceiveAdWithError),

Google:HTML undefined is not an object (evaluating 'a.tracking_urls_and_actions')
<GADAdLoader: 0x6000000b98c0> failed with error: Request Error: Received invalid response.

In step 9 , when is written twice .
"The onCreateViewHandler method of the RecyclerView adapter is called when when RecyclerView needs a new RecyclerView.ViewHolder of the given view type to represent an item. "

I am unable to get correct item position after item is clicked. It always gives me wrong position after ads are loaded

The loading fragment keeps loading when no Internet! Infinite loading

In writing time this is now at least:

app gradle:

androidx.appcompat:appcompat:1.1.0
androidx.cardview:cardview:1.0.0
androidx.recyclerview:recyclerview:1.1.0
androidx.legacy:legacy-support-v4:1.0.0
com.google.firebase:firebase-ads:18.3.0

This implies also changes to AndroidManifest.xml

in project gradle:

classpath 'com.google.gms:google-services:4.3.3'

I am trying to make a demo of this ads. While i follow this tutorial. Getting this error Use of undeclared type 'GADUnifiedNativeAdLoaderDelegate'.
I am using the latest version of GoogleMobileAds.framework.

On step number 12,

<resources>
   ...
   <string name="admob_app_id">ca-app-pub-3940256099942544/8135179316</string>
   ...
</resources>

"admob_app_id" should be "ad_unit_id" because it's ad id and app ID has already been defined in previous step.

This may save some time of beginners.

As the title states. For beginners it could be hard to update it to latest versions hard.

Google recommends to destroy the ads. But how should we go about destroying the ads in recyclerview.

Trying to understand if I can build full image ads like this with admob, or do native ads all need to have the text / logo/ etc?

There is a problem when assiging the GADUnifiedNativeAdView class to the ad view and trying to connect the different suviews to the GADUnifiedNativeAdView outlets. GADUnifiedNativeAdView doesn't present any outlets in the interface builder. that was working before with GoogleMobileAds.framework but now with GoogleMobileAds.xcframework we are unable to associate ad views with the assets in GADUnifiedNativeAdView class.

I ran this code and the native ads in the list are sometimes working fine but most of the time they are like the bottom two screenshots.
Can you please check whats wrong in this demo code?
Tried on different devices but no luck :(

I just changed the layout of the ad for the demonstration of the issue, so I could show that multiple ads are showing on same page together.

In step 9 title, it is writter onCreateViewHandler instead of onCreateViewHolder
'9. Update RecyclerView adapter onCreateViewHandler method'