Getting started iOS INFOnline Libraries¶
Good to know
Each INFOnline measuring system has its own library. These are to be implemented and initialized individually and independently.
General information and notes about the iOS SDK
- Defaults for calling the Census Library iOS
- Deployment/requirements
- Debug information
- Quality assurance with INFOnline myAudit
Integration Guide of the Census SDK
- Integration of Census Lib iOS
- Integration of CocoaPods
- Integration with Swift Package Manager
- Configuration & Initialization
- Library functions
Special integration processes
app-measurement: Important to note
With the use of the pseudonymous INFOnline Library Android 2.3.0/iOS 2.4.0 (published 11 January 2022), transmission of the user's consent decision is mandatory. This can be realized by a TCF 2.x-compliant Consent Management Platform (CMP) or a manual consent transmission (OptIn). The user's consent decision is processed directly in the sensor of the INFOnline Library. This means that measurement pulses are transmitted to the INFOnline measuring system only when a positive consent decision has been made by the user.
General information and notes on the pseudonymous SDK
- Follow checklist for Andorid SDK 2.3.0
- Notes on the App Privacy Details
- General notes on app measurement
- Deployment/requirements
- App tracking from iOS 14
- Debug information
Integration Guide of the pseudonymous SDK
- Integration of the pseudonymous library
- Functions of the pseudonymous library
- Call specifications
- iOS and TCF
- Configuration without the INFOnline Measurement Manager
Special integration processes
Adjustments in the MEW
Settings in the SDK