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[SDK Untracked] Clarify subscribeToSessionUpdates behavior #7473

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Expand Up @@ -71,7 +71,7 @@ App-specific details will display only if the user has used more than one app.

## Subscribing to session updates

To listen to session updates, use the [`subscribeToSessionUpdates(_:)`][1] method:
To listen to session updates, use the [`subscribeToSessionUpdates(_:)`][1] method. Session start and end events will only be logged when the app is running in the foreground. If you register a callback to session end events and the app is backgrounded, the callback will fire when the app is foregrounded again.
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Should we also add that the time attached to the session end event corresponds to the last time the app was closed/backgrounded?

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To be clear, you mean the duration of the session, right? The time of the event will still be the time that the app is foregrounded again, right?

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Yep, sorry that's right. The time for both events will be at foreground, but it's the duration of the session that this would refer to.


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