We want to connect Google Analytics 4 to our mobile applications (Android and iOS)
All documentation that we found about this topic mentioned doing it through Firebase.
We checked on GA4 documentation and they always mention using Firebase: https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/9304153#zippy=%2Cios-app-or-android-app
Do you know if it is feasible to connect a mobile application to Google Analytics 4 without using Firebase?
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Is there a way to switch firebase analytics project on running flutter app?
Scenario: We have e-commerce web portals in few countries (each on subdomain). For each we have separate web firebase analytics projects.
Now we develop mobile app (one common for all countries). Inside app user can select particular shop. We want target events to proper analytics mobile project.
Any help appreciated.
There is not currently a way to use multiple Firebase apps with Firebase Analytics. This is a long-standing feature request - https://github.com/firebase/firebase-ios-sdk/issues/230.
I have a basic question I have adaway app installed in my device but I want to test firebase analytics in my phone
Which domains I have to whitelist to unblock the adaway blocking?
You need to whitelist the following endpoint in order to collect Analytics data for Firebase powered app.
https://app-measurement.com/a
Make use of the inbuilt Debug Tools for testing provided by Firebase.
I understand that Firebase does not support android devices that do not have google services installed.
I'm trying to build a native android app on a Clover Till (https://docs.clover.com/). I need realtime database and authentication. The rest of the firebase features would be nice however I can get by with just the database and authentication.
It seems like realtime database is working but authentication is not.
Am I correct in saying that firebase auth needs google services to work in android?
If so, what are my options?
Could I build a hybrid app to get around this?
Thanks
Is it possible to use Google Analytics with Android Wear directly?
Meaning, can I create Trackers etc... directly in my wear app, or do I have to send the data to the handset as a proxy to the analytics service?
UPDATE: I have tried using Analytics directly from the Wearable, and so far I'm getting nothing (nothing shows up in the analytics dashboard, and there are no logs pertaining to anything analytics related).
Android Wear devices aren't directly connected to the internet so you can't use the Google Analytics API directly. You have to forward the events from the Wear device to your host device (which is connected to the internet), and that will then talk to Google Analytics.
Here's a snippet that shows you how to do that, although for a slightly different use case.
At Segment, we've developed an extension to our Android library that lets you use Analytics for a ton of tools from Android Wear. So instead of having to write your own code to forward all the events, you can just do WearAnalytics.with(context).track(...).
Disclaimer: I work for Segment, and developed the Android library above.
As per this link, using messages and data items is the only way to work with Google Analytics on a wearable.
We are using Amazon Mobile Analytics to collect app usage for Android using AWS Android sdk.
Since our application is business related we are tracking some custom events. Now we want show those custom events analytics to app user on Android device. Is there any way to get our app analytics data in the form of web services so that we can show the data to our users on Android app?
I have posted the same question on AWS forum here, unfortunately I have not got any reply.
Amazon Mobile Analytics recently released the "Auto Export" feature. This enables you to get your raw events in an S3 bucket. From there you can easily build a web service around it or simply read the raw S3 file.
http://aws.amazon.com/about-aws/whats-new/2014/12/17/introducing-amazon-mobile-analytics-auto-export/