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The purpose of analytics is firstly to recreate bugs, and also to identify cases where users are getting stuck or frustrated. An example of the latter might a u
by simonh 4y ago
The purpose of analytics is firstly to recreate bugs, and also to identify cases where users are getting stuck or frustrated. An example of the latter might a user repeatedly going back to the same screen again and again because they can’t find something. It's generally not useful at the individual level, but can be if you see similar behaviour across a large number of sessions.
I know you don’t care if there’s a real reason or not, but others here might. Anyway, it's good they're moving towards seeking more comprehensive permission for this kind of analytics.