`showPrivacyPopup()` doesn't emit result when user has existing consent choices

[VitaliyShuba]

Description
When calling ConsentsUISDK.showPrivacyPopup(activity), the returned Flow doesn't emit any result if the user has previously accepted or declined consents. This prevents the app from handling the popup dismissal and processing the user's consent choices.

Expected Behavior
showPrivacyPopup() should always emit a result (success or failure) when the popup is dismissed, regardless of whether the user had previously made consent choices. This allows the consuming app to:

1. Handle the popup dismissal event
2. Retrieve and sync the user's consent choices
3. Update the UI accordingly

Actual Behavior
When a user who has previously made consent choices interacts with the popup shown via showPrivacyPopup():

• The popup displays correctly
• The user can view/modify their choices
• Upon dismissal, the Flow doesn't emit any result
• The collect block is never called

[kppiwik]

Thanks for reporting the issue and for the detailed description.

We tested this behavior using the demo app and were not able to reproduce the issue.
Could you confirm whether the same problem occurs for you in the demo application as well?
Here’s an example project you can check: link

Please also take a look at the logs generated in the sample app to see if the SDK is producing any output. If the issue persists on your side, please share a code snippet. Let us know, we’ll be happy to investigate further.

[VitaliyShuba]

@kppiwik Yes, you are right, sorry I was wrong.

I have another question, do you think it is ok showPrivacyPopupIfNeeded shows prompt after app update, if previous app version had cookie-information 2.x.x and new app version has 3.x.x even if user accepted consent in previous app version?

[kppiwik]

@VitaliyShuba thank you for your question.
Since this is a completely new version of the library, there is currently no migration for previously accepted consent. The consent data from version 2.x.x was stored in a different database, so showPrivacyPopupIfNeeded will display the privacy prompt after updating to 3.x.x, even if the user had previously accepted it.
Would having a migration across these databases be important for your use case?

[VitaliyShuba]

@kppiwik Thanks for information, I need to discuss this with our management.