When testing Android mobile applications, events generated by automated agents, such as those using “okhttp”, may be excluded by Piano Analytics. However, you have the option of avoiding the exclusion of this traffic, thus guaranteeing the recovery of this data in your interfaces.
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Manually force the User Agent with a value not defined as robot. You can, for example, copy the one on your computer and use it instead of the current user agent. You can also retrieve common User Agents from dedicated websites.
- If you can't change the User Agent of your requests, you can force them to be sent using the bot_detection method. This boolean property (true/false) must be set to false in your event properties.
Manually force the user agent with a value not defined as robot. You can, for example, copy the one on your computer and use it instead of the current user agent. You can also retrieve common user agents from dedicated websites.
If you can't change the User Agent of your requests, you can force them to be sent using the bot_detection method. This Boolean property (true/false) must be set to false in your event properties.
Manually force the user agent with a value not defined as robot. You can, for example, copy the one on your computer and use it instead of the current user agent. You can also retrieve common user agents from dedicated websites.
If you can't change the User Agent of your requests, you can force them to be sent using the bot_detection method. This Boolean property (true/false) must be set to false in your event properties.
Manually force the user agent with a value not defined as robot. You can, for example, copy the one on your computer and use it instead of the current user agent. You can also retrieve common user agents from dedicated websites.
If you can't change the User Agent of your requests, you can force them to be sent using the bot_detection method. This Boolean property (true/false) must be set to false in your event properties.
