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>What is the computer doing now? Why is it hanging? Why did that app crash? For what it's worth... On a computer, I'd look at log files. On an iPad, I'd plug i
by klinquist 8y ago
>What is the computer doing now? Why is it hanging? Why did that app crash?
For what it's worth... On a computer, I'd look at log files.
On an iPad, I'd plug it into my computer... then look at log files.
- gcb0 8y agoand then realize the closed app you are using have none.
- snazz 8y agoYou can also go to Settings>Privacy>Analytics>Analytics Data and see some pretty specific logs on why things crashed or why they were slow. You can see if an app used too much CPU time, OOM kills (a.k.a. JetsamEvents, in iOS-lingo), and explanations for app crashes (I can see that iOS killed an app for trying to write to the photos library without permission, for instance).