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Here i give you a easy test rule: After app installed,then close internet connection, then launch app. it crash either.

I have made a demo project,and uploaded it to github:[FCMCrashFeedbackDemo](https://github.com/iningwei/FCMCrashFeedbackDemo),also a demo apk included. Please check it!!!

@Otarius0 THANKS for your kind reply. I have done as you mentioned,yes it indeed not crash any long.But after i used , i can not get token which i need...

Finally,i do it as follows: 1,add firebase_messaging_auto_init_enabled false at menifest.xml file 2,In app,i check whether internet connect to google.com if yes, i set FirebaseMessaging.TokenRegistrationOnInitEnabled = true, and regist TokenReceived and...

> @iningwei You can try to manual get token used this code > > ``` > FirebaseApp.CheckAndFixDependenciesAsync().ContinueWithOnMainThread(task => > { > if (task.Result == DependencyStatus.Available) > { > _firebaseApp =...

> Finally,i do it as follows: 1,add firebase_messaging_auto_init_enabled false at menifest.xml file 2,In app,i check whether internet connect to google.com if yes, i set FirebaseMessaging.TokenRegistrationOnInitEnabled = true, and regist TokenReceived...

@TBarendt Thanks for your reply, the random crash is indeed caused by **FirebaseMessaging.TokenRegistrationOnInitEnabled = true;**, i removed it and all works fine.

Finally summary: 1, add following to AndroidManifest.xml **< meta - data android: name = "firebase_messaging_auto_init_enabled" android: value = "false" /> < meta - data android: name = "firebase_analytics_collection_enabled" android: value...

Update: Do not set **< meta - data android: name = "firebase_analytics_collection_enabled" android: value = "false" />** at AndroidManifest.xml, it will cause firebase events can not be sent to google...