Firebase for iOS, GoogleService-Info.plist property IS_ANALYTICS_ENABLED set to NO
IS_ANALYTICS_ENABLED refers to Google Analytics for Apps, not Firebase Analytics. I can see how that is confusing, but it is unrelated to Firebase Analytics. To read more about the mechanism by which you can disable Firebase Analytics, refer to this page.
Can you use two iOS apps with the same Firestore database?
On your project console, go to settings and scroll down. you should see the button to download the GoogleService-Info.plist of the iOS app you already have. If you click on the "Add app" button you can add another iOS app for the same project, which will have its won .plist file.
I can't see Firebase analytics from my iOS app
I solved it. I had to downgrade Firebase/Analytics to version 6.1.1 from version 7.7.0.
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