Currently, when user consent is required but not granted, crash events are discarded immediately. This means that if a user initially declines consent and later changes their mind, any crashes that occurred before consent was granted are permanently lost.
The desired behavior is to cache events/crashes locally on disk (if caching is enabled) when user consent is not given, and automatically send them once consent is later granted.
Currently, when user consent is required but not granted, crash events are discarded immediately. This means that if a user initially declines consent and later changes their mind, any crashes that occurred before consent was granted are permanently lost.
The desired behavior is to cache events/crashes locally on disk (if caching is enabled) when user consent is not given, and automatically send them once consent is later granted.