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# View Tracking

In MBAutomation the tracking of the views is automatic by using [Application.ActivityLifecycleCallbacks](https://developer.android.com/reference/android/app/Application.ActivityLifecycleCallbacks) to track view automatically on `onActivityCreated`, `onActivityStarted`, `onActivityStopped` and `onActivityDestroyed`. You can disable it changing the static value `trackViewsAutomatically` to false.

The default name for all the Activities is the class name (e.g. if your Activity is called Act\_home you will see Act\_home as the view). If you want to change the name for an Activity you can change its internal name by setting a title on the Manifest or calling `setTitle` on the onCreate.

If you have disabled the automatic tracking and you still want to track the views you can use this function, passing a `FragmentActivity` and, optionally, how much time the Activity has been seen:

```
MBAutomation.trackScreenView(this, time: Long = -1L)
```

As the events, views are saved in a local database and sent to the server every 10 seconds and you can change the frequency setting the `eventsTimerTime` property.


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