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  • Even the disassembled native code is quite readable to some people anyway, you would have to probably use some obfuscator or hand made assembly to make it non-obvious (common C++ compiled with optimization is readable enough). Whatever code runs on user's device, can be intercepted. Although the cost/skill requirements of such interception may be quite high, for example breaking into smart-card "tamper-proof" chips code is not trivial, only doable with top equipment and skill. With Java classes... I wouldn't bother much, you can probably encrypt them enough to turn script kids away, not more. Commented Sep 22, 2016 at 10:43