Posthog().disable() is not working for iOS.

[TaranenkoDenis]

Version

4.1.0

Steps to Reproduce

1. flutter pub add posthog_flutter
2. Call Posthog().disable() after app starts on iOS simulator or device.
3. Send some events to the Posthog.

Expected Result

Posthog doesn't send events after disabling.

Actual Result

All events, including autocaptured, are shown in the Activity area after disabling.

[TaranenkoDenis]

I want to add that everything works fine on Android. When I try to send an event after disabling, I see the following message in the logs: PostHog is in OptOut state. And not a single sent event is displayed in the Activity area.

[marandaneto]

@TaranenkoDenis I can confirm that, on it.

[marandaneto]

If you upgrade your cocoapods, the iOS SDK version 3.2.3 should have fixed this, thanks for reporting @TaranenkoDenis