Redact individual views or disable capture altogether
Redact views in Jetpack Compose
To redact views in Jetpack Compose, see our Jetpack Compose Documentation.
Redact Android Views
By default the SDK will automatically skip capturing any view with a tag set to the string "lr-hide". Additional tags can be added when configuring the SDK with the options.addRedactionTag(Object tag) method. A non-String Object can be provided for programmatic checks on tags, our SDK will run tagObject.equals(view.getTag()) against this object.
options.addRedactionTag(Object tag)
options.addRedactionTag(Object tag)Add additional View Tags that should be redacted when capturing the screen. The lr-hide tag will always redact views.
Allow subviews of redacted Android views
In order to capture certain subviews of a redacted Android view, assign the views tag to either "lr-show"or another tag specified during SDK configuration using the options.addAllowTag(Object tag)method. Allow tag comparison is checked in the same way as redaction tags.
options.addAllowTag(Object tag)
options.addAllowTag(Object tag)Add additional View Tags that should be allowed when capturing the screen. The lr-show tag will always allow views.
Prevent capturing touch events on redacted views
In order to prevent touches on redacted views from appearing in session replay, the following option must be provided. An example of when this would be useful is if your app redacts a PIN pad
options.setCaptureRedactedViewTouches(false)
options.setCaptureRedactedViewTouches(false)Disable image capture entirely
options.setEnableBitmapCapture(boolean enable)
options.setEnableBitmapCapture(boolean enable)Disable image capture completely by setting this to true.
Pause View Capture
To completely disable the view capture system call SDK.pauseViewCapture(). If a capture is already in progress it will not be stopped, but no view captures will be created until the system is resumed with SDK.unpauseViewCapture().