Title: debug_mode=true
Last modified: August 11, 2026

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# debug_mode=true

 *  [Syazman](https://wordpress.org/support/users/dinsyazman/)
 * (@dinsyazman)
 * [4 days, 13 hours ago](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/debug_modetrue/)
 * Hi Analytify Support,
 * We’re using **Analytify Pro 9.1.1** with **GA4 in gtag tracking mode**
 * While troubleshooting a separate tracking issue, we noticed that all GA4 `g/collect`
   requests include `ep.debug_mode=true`.
 * However:
    - The Analytify diagnostics page reports **“Debug Mode: No”**.
    - We can’t find any setting in Analytify to enable or disable GA4 debug mode.
    - The issue occurs on our production site.
 * Could you please clarify:
    1. Is it expected that frontend GA4 events are sent with `debug_mode=true`?
    2. Is there a setting to disable this for production sites?
    3. If not, what is the recommended way to disable GA4 debug mode while continuing
       to use Analytify for tracking?
 * Thank you.
    -  This topic was modified 4 days, 13 hours ago by [Syazman](https://wordpress.org/support/users/dinsyazman/).

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 *  Plugin Support [ruqyya](https://wordpress.org/support/users/ruqaiyya/)
 * (@ruqaiyya)
 * [4 days, 5 hours ago](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/debug_modetrue/#post-18990670)
 * Hey, [@dinsyazman](https://wordpress.org/support/users/dinsyazman/)!
   Thank you
   for reaching out and for laying out the details so clearly, it really helped 
   us track this down quickly.
 * **Good news:** this is already fixed on our end. The next release will have debug
   mode off by default, so your site’s data will be tracked normally without any
   extra steps from you.
 * If you’d like early access before the official release, feel free to reach out
   to us on our [support forum](https://analytify.io/support) and we’ll be happy
   to get you a beta version to try right away.
 * To answer your questions directly:
    1. No, it was a leftover setting from testing. It’s fixed now.
    2. With the update, it’s disabled by default. For anyone who needs DebugView for
       testing, it can be enabled temporarily by adding this to you theme’s function’s.
       php: `add_filter( 'analytify_debug_mode', '__return_true' );`
    3. Just update to the latest version once released (or grab the beta version for
       early acess) and your tracking will work normally right away. Your GA4 data 
       collection was not affected, events were still being recorded as usual.
       Please
       don’t hesitate to reach out if you need any more clarification!

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