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Add a way to stop the service - like stop()
See original GitHub issueI want to stop the statistic sending as soon as the user opts out of this.
The Java SDK has a dedicated stop() method to shut down the engine.
The Android SDK has no such option. I tried calling onStop() which seems to signal something, but does not stop sending messages.
I also tried calling Countly.sharedInstance().consent().removeConsentAll() after I configured config.setRequiresConsent(true), but this is not effective until the whole app is restarted.
So I currently see no way to stop the sending of anaytics once Countly.sharedInstance().init(config) is called.
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Please refer to this method
@ArtursKadikis Thanks. It works now. Resolved.