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To be clear, many android phones have physical keyboards. >Why you would monitor the physical key presses seems obvious to me: in the case of a phone or applic
by cbs 15y ago
To be clear, many android phones have physical keyboards.
>Why you would monitor the physical key presses seems obvious to me: in the case of a phone or application crash, you want to know which keys were pressed at the time.
What good is that really going to do to diagnose a crash when 90+% of interaction with the UI is with soft controls?
- scott_s 15y agoFor the small percentage of crashes related to the physical key presses. Does the software log physical keyboard presses (that is, the letters, not navigation buttons)? It should be easy to test. (I'm not saying you should, but if people are this concerned, then that should be the kind of information we have.)