Do we assume the answer is "yes" when users have not confirmed their choice with DONE or they haven't seen this screen because they selected SKIP earlier in the onboarding flow?

Yes, to confirm their choice they need to press DONE. I am still not sure the better onboarding flow when we include it there as we want it to be the last screen in the onboarding flow, however, there CSK has already been assigned to "GET STARTED" in that case, we assign CSK to change the consent(y/n) and keep RSK to start the app. I am discussing it with Angie and will update this space with the same.

If we decide to keep it in the onboarding flow then users will see "Yes/No" set inside the "send usage reports" screen to reflect their choice from onboarding flow but if they skip onboarding then by default it'd be set to "Yes".

https://github.com/wikimedia/wikipedia-kaios/pull/220

how can I check if the NO option is actually not sending any data?

In the current flow, you can do that by checking "send usage reports" screen from Privacy and Terms menu, it shows your selection there.

In T250218#6136001, @Jpita wrote:

how can I check if the NO option is actually not sending any data?

It's easy in the browser to check that no event logging request is going out but on the device, you would have to proxy through your computer and look at the traffic. I think it's possible but I haven't tried.

In T250218#6136766, @SBisson wrote:

In T250218#6136001, @Jpita wrote:

how can I check if the NO option is actually not sending any data?

It's easy in the browser to check that no event logging request is going out but on the device, you would have to proxy through your computer and look at the traffic. I think it's possible but I haven't tried.

Trying Charles proxy to see if I can get it working

In T250218#6142136, @Jpita wrote:

In T250218#6136766, @SBisson wrote:

In T250218#6136001, @Jpita wrote:

how can I check if the NO option is actually not sending any data?

It's easy in the browser to check that no event logging request is going out but on the device, you would have to proxy through your computer and look at the traffic. I think it's possible but I haven't tried.

Trying Charles proxy to see if I can get it working

can't configure a proxy on the phone (neither manually nor with adb) so I can't test the network calls on the phone :(

UI part looks fine on all 3 devices, moving it for product signoff.

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can't configure a proxy on the phone (neither manually nor with adb) so I can't test the network calls on the phone :(

For future reference, you can use Firefox WebIDE to connect to the phone and inspect the app, including traffic, in the dev tools.

I was never able to make it work, I tried with Huei.
Will they again tomorrow