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I have implemented Google Analytics tracking in my iOS app and it is working, however when viewing the stats for “Browser” the value seems to be hardcoded to “GoogleAnalytics”.
Is there a way I can override the user-agent string when using GANTracker so I can set custom values to include my app version and device version?
I’m using custom variables for this at the moment but doing it that way feels clunky.
I’ve been looking through the SDK. In the public interface of the GANTracker there are no methods or properties that would allow you to override the name of the agent.
Then, overriding that value would require probably to reverse-engineer the static library (.a) to see if it’s possible to override or call a private method or variable to manually set the agent, but this would not be allowed by the ToS of the SDK.
So, to cut a long story short, I believe you can’t.