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Privacy settings
MobileMessaging SDK has several options to provide different levels of users privacy for your application. The settings are represented by PrivacySettings class and may be accessed and modified as follows:
MobileMessaging.privacySettings.carrierInfoSendingDisabled = true
MobileMessaging.privacySettings.systemInfoSendingDisabled = true
MobileMessaging.privacySettings.userDataPersistingDisabled = true
MobileMessaging.privacySettings.installationDataPersistingDisabled = true-
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] (https://github.com/infobip/mobile-messaging-sdk-ios/wiki/Users-and-installations) 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. -
installationDataPersistingDisabled: A boolean variable that indicates whether the MobileMessaging SDK will be persisting the Installation Data locally. Persisting installation data locally gives you quick access to the data and eliminates a need to implement the persistent storage yourself. Default value isfalse.
Feature is available since 11.0.0-rc version. Javascript is enabled for the webView for this feature to work properly, but it's possible to Disable In-app messages
For additional security, consider implementing runtime application protection measures such as hooking, jailbreak, and debugger detection to prevent unauthorized runtime manipulation of your application. You can use third‑party solutions available for iOS (for example, libraries that provide runtime integrity checks) in line with your organization’s AppSec guidance.
If you have any questions or suggestions, feel free to send an email to [email protected] or create an issue.