Kotlin (Android) — guides
Implementation guides organised by SDK (Swift, Kotlin, React Native, Flutter) and the privacy property you need. Each page has the install + init snippet, a comparison vs other SDKs, and the operational FAQ for that combination.
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How to add Kotlin (Android) analytics with no AAID collection
Add analytics to a Kotlin (Android) app without collecting Google's AAID. No AD_ID permission. Privacy-by-architecture.
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How to add Kotlin (Android) analytics with no third-party trackers
Add analytics to a Kotlin (Android) app without any third-party tracker dependencies in your supply chain.
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How to add Kotlin (Android) analytics with zero device storage
Add analytics to a Kotlin (Android) app without writing a single byte to disk. RAM-only event queue.
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How Kotlin (Android) analytics works with a RAM-only event queue
Kotlin (Android) analytics events are held in memory only — flushed every 30 seconds, lost on force-quit by design.
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How to add Kotlin (Android) analytics with a 5-field event schema
Add analytics to a Kotlin (Android) app where every event stores only 5 fields. Extra fields are rejected at the API.
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How Kotlin (Android) analytics handles geolocation (country only)
Kotlin (Android) analytics with country-level geolocation only. IPs are processed transiently for country lookup, then discarded.
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How Kotlin (Android) analytics rotates session IDs every 2 hours
Kotlin (Android) analytics rotates session IDs automatically every two hours and on app restart. No persistent user ID.
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How Kotlin (Android) analytics avoids device fingerprinting
Kotlin (Android) analytics that doesn't fingerprint devices. No model+OS+screen +locale combinations stored as identifiers.
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How Kotlin (Android) analytics avoids cross-app tracking
Kotlin (Android) analytics with no cross-app identifiers. Sessions are scoped to a single app install.
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How to add Kotlin (Android) analytics with EU data residency
Add analytics to a Kotlin (Android) app where all stored data lives on EU infrastructure. Self-host option for any region.
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How to self-host Respectlytics for Kotlin (Android) analytics
Self-host Respectlytics on your own infrastructure for Kotlin (Android) analytics. AGPL-3.0 server, MIT SDK.
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How Kotlin (Android) analytics works with an open-source SDK
Kotlin (Android) analytics with an MIT-licensed, fully open-source SDK you can audit, fork, and modify.
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