If I remember correctly, android uses reflection while accessing onClick handles specified in layout file instead of set via code, so if I am now wrong, you will pay for that with performance loss (yes, it's most likely insignificiant for the whole app, but still). I also think that if you want to use proguard to make your app harder to rev-eng, you shall consider dropping android:onClick in faviour of setting handlers in code instead of exluding them from proguard
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