How to stop Flushing the event when call within the secs

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To answer your question about stopping event flushing within seconds in Mixpanel, I'll need to provide some context on how event flushing works and then explain the options available to control it.By default, Mixpanel's SDKs queue events and flush them periodically to preserve battery life and bandwidth. The exact behavior can vary slightly depending on the specific SDK you're using, but generally, events are flushed every 60 seconds or when the app transitions to the background.To control this behavior, you have a few options: 1. Adjust the flush interval: For iOS (both Objective-C and Swift), you can change the default 60-second flush interval. Here's how you can do it: objc // Set the flush interval to 120 seconds [Mixpanel sharedInstance].flushInterval = 120;LBKSFor Swift: LBKS// Set the flush interval to 120 seconds Mixpanel.mainInstance().flushInterval = 120LBKSMixpanel SDKs: iOS (Objective-C) provides more details on this.2. Manual flushing: Instead of relying on automatic flushing, you can manually control when events are sent to Mixpanel. This allows you to flush events at specific points in your app's lifecycle. Here's how you can do it: For iOS (Objective-C): objc // Flush batched events for ingestion immediately [[Mixpanel sharedInstance] flush];LBKSFor Swift: LBKS// Flush batched events for ingestion immediately Mixpanel.mainInstance().flush()LBKS3. Adjust batch size: For some SDKs, like Android, you can also control the batch size at which events are flushed. When the number of queued events reaches this size, they will be flushed regardless of the time interval. Here's an example for Android: LBKS// Flush if event batch size reaches 100 mixpanel.setFlushBatchSize(100);LBKSMixpanel SDKs: Android provides more information on this approach.It's important to note that completely stopping event flushing is not recommended, as it could lead to data loss if events are never sent to Mixpanel. Instead, you should aim to balance the frequency of flushes with your app's performance needs and the timeliness of data required for your analytics.If you need more specific guidance for a particular SDK or use case, please provide more details about your implementation.

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