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Jan 30, 2026

Mobile SDK updates — Jan–Feb 2026

Consent expiry and re-collection are now available across iOS, Android, and tvOS, so you can keep consent in sync with your configuration and expiry rules on all platforms.

Consent expiry & re-collection (iOS v0.3.3, Android v0.4.1, tvOS v0.1.5-beta)

Dynamic consent expiry — Consent can expire based on your configuration; the SDK automatically marks status for re-collection so users see the banner again when needed.

Re-collection on config change — When your package/category structure changes in the CMP, the SDK triggers re-collection so consent stays in sync.

More reliable consent state — Consent state is evaluated more reliably across app launches.

Do Not Store Consent — Option to avoid storing consent locally when your privacy policy requires it; the SDK skips local persistence when enabled.

Android only — DSAR form improvements (February patch)

Optional fields no longer block submission — The DSAR form no longer fails when optional fields are left empty; submissions succeed with required fields only.

Clearer validation messages — Better feedback when something needs to be corrected.

Where to get it:

  • iOS — v0.3.3 on CocoaPods / Swift Package Manager
  • Android — v0.4.1 for consent/re-collection; v0.4.3 for the DSAR patch
  • tvOS — v0.1.5-beta