# Enable or Disable Fragment Capture

> 🚧 Capturing Fragments
>
> Luciq does not capture fragments by default. In order to start capturing them, you'll need to follow the instructions mentioned [here](https://docs.luciq.ai/android/set-up-luciq-for-android/set-up-application-performance-monitoring/instrumentation-for-android).

If your app is set up to capture fragments with Luciq, you can enable or disable this feature by using the API below, passing a `Boolean` variable to it:

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```java
//Enable
APM.setFragmentSpansEnabled(true)
//Disble
APM.setFragmentSpansEnabled(false)
```

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```kotlin
//Enable
APM.setFragmentSpansEnabled(true)
//Disble
APM.setFragmentSpansEnabled(false)
```

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