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Opening another ticket for a separate discussion. Based on the installation guide for React Native, methods for tracking applications seem to be blacklist (i.e. track entire application, manually exclude components that we don't want to send data on). Is there a recommended method of implementing Heap with a whitelist in mind? My vision is that individual components or features of an application would be tracked and the default behavior of the remainder of the app would be to not send data to Heap.
Considering my application has many areas of sensitive user data, it seems to make more sense to pursue a whitelist method as more features are added in the future. I would appreciate any insight on this approach and resources I can look to for getting Heap to work with my React Native application. Thanks so much!
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Opening another ticket for a separate discussion. Based on the installation guide for React Native, methods for tracking applications seem to be blacklist (i.e. track entire application, manually exclude components that we don't want to send data on). Is there a recommended method of implementing Heap with a whitelist in mind? My vision is that individual components or features of an application would be tracked and the default behavior of the remainder of the app would be to not send data to Heap.
Considering my application has many areas of sensitive user data, it seems to make more sense to pursue a whitelist method as more features are added in the future. I would appreciate any insight on this approach and resources I can look to for getting Heap to work with my React Native application. Thanks so much!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: