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Privacy settings
Alexander Boldyrev edited this page Nov 8, 2022
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Mobile Messaging SDK has several options to provide different levels of users privacy for your application. The settings are represented by PrivacySettings object and may be set up as follows:
MobileMessaging.init({
applicationCode: ...,
android: ...,
ios: ...,
privacySettings: {
carrierInfoSendingDisabled: true,
systemInfoSendingDisabled: true,
userDataPersistingDisabled: true
}
},
function(error) {
console.log('Init error: ' + error.description);
}
);
...-
carrierInfoSendingDisabled: A boolean variable that indicates whether the MobileMessaging SDK will be sending the carrier information to the server. Default value isfalse. -
systemInfoSendingDisabled: A boolean variable that indicates whether the MobileMessaging SDK will be sending the system information such as OS version, device model, application version to the server. Default value isfalse. -
userDataPersistingDisabled: A boolean variable that indicates whether the MobileMessaging SDK will be persisting the User Data locally. Persisting user data locally gives you quick access to the data and eliminates a need to implement the persistent storage yourself. Default value isfalse.
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