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To ensure that the screen_view event is consistently logged in Android, despite duplicate parameters or calls to ignore it, you can follow these steps:

1. Use a good analytics tool: Choose a reliable analytics tool that has features like automatic deduplication of events, intelligent grouping of similar events, and configurable rules for ignoring or filtering out unwanted events.

2. Use unique screen names: Ensure that each screen or activity in your app has a unique name. Avoid using generic or similar names for different screens, as this can lead to confusion and duplicate events.

3. Set proper event scope: Set the proper scope for the screenview event according to the intended behavior of your app. For example, if you want to track the user's navigation flow through the app, set the screenview event scope to app-level.

4. Use consistent event parameters: When logging the screen_view event, use consistent and relevant parameters that describe the current screen or activity. Avoid using duplicate or irrelevant parameters that can cause confusion or interfere with event deduplication.

5. Test and monitor the analytics data: Regularly test and monitor the analytics data to ensure that the screen_view event is consistently logged and accurately reflects the user's behavior. Use tools like debugging consoles, data visualizers, and error loggers to identify any issues or anomalies in the data.