How can users stop sending monitoring data to Dynatrace once it has been enabled?

Using the dtrum.disable() API call is the correct method to stop sending monitoring data to Dynatrace once it has been enabled. This API is a part of the Dynatrace Real User Monitoring (RUM) SDK, specifically designed to control monitoring behavior programmatically. When invoked, this function effectively disables the collection of monitoring data from the user’s session, stopping any further data from being sent to Dynatrace while still allowing the possibility to re-enable it if needed.

The other options do not directly impact the monitoring data being sent to Dynatrace. Adjusting browser settings may affect general web behavior but does not control the specific execution or operation of the Dynatrace monitoring tools. Clearing the browser cache may remove temporary data stored locally but does not stop the underlying monitoring functions from running or reporting data. Lastly, logging out of the application might cease tracking from that session, but it won't actively disable monitoring for all subsequent visits or interactions unless explicitly commanded by the dtrum.disable() API call.