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Description
Describe the bug
It appears that error reports from Android devices are delayed compared to reports from an iOS device for the exact same bug (in some cases, by up to 3 hours). I have an error boundary set up (following this guide) in my React Native app, and purposefully crash the app via a button click, which tries to render some text outside of a Text component (this causes a crash and triggers the error boundary). I set up Bugsnag by following the docs and using @bugsnag/react-native-cli, and besides the Error Boundary, there is no extra config I've added to my project that would affect Bugsnag. The reports do come through, so that part is not an issue—but why does it take so much longer than for iOS?
This is essentially what my test component looks like:
const BugsnagTest = () => {
const [element, setElement] = useState(<></>)
return (
<View>
{element}
<Button
text='Send error to Bugsnag'
onPress={() => {
setElement(<>Send error to Bugsnag!</>)
}}
/>
</View>
)
}
Here you can see the reports from my Bugsnag dashboard, hours apart:

Steps to reproduce
Trigger the Bugsnag error boundary in both an iOS and Android device, i.e. by trying to render text outside of a Text component, and you should notice that the Android report takes much longer to show up in the dashboard.
@bugsnag/react-native: 7.17.4
React: 17.0.2
React Native: 0.66.3
Device: the Android device I tested on is a Galaxy S10, the iOS device is an iPhone XS