Starting from Bright SDK version 1.385.451, the SDK automatically detects whether parental controls are enabled on the iOS device. If parental controls are active, the Bright SDK consent screen is not shown to the user, and Bright SDK remains inactive on that device.
This behavior is intentional. Parental controls typically indicate that the device is used by or shared with a minor. Bright SDK requires informed, voluntary adult consent to operate, and suppressing the consent screen in this context ensures that only appropriate users are ever offered the opt-in.
Developers still running versions older than 1.385.451 should update as soon as possible — support for earlier versions is being discontinued.
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