This was in my analytics logs , I know a little about this kind of stuff but I’m not sure if this looks normal.

"daemon"

"name" : "mobilewatchdog",

"pid" : 64,

"age" : 2672409255099,

"fds" : 50,

"uuid" : "51ec29e9-9f9d-3f9a-8c62-86d65a8eb954",

"purgeable" : 0,

"coalition" : 92,

"cpuTime" : 402.95996600000001,

"lifetimeMax" : 270

{

"rpages" : 138,

"states" : [

"daemon"

"name" : "fairplayd.H2",

"pid" : 75,

"age" : 2672409185126,

"fds" : 50,

"uuid" : "e9e5c6c0-de4b-3c85-81b0-2ce95bf9f582",

"purgeable" : 0,

"coalition" : 114,

"cpuTime" : 23.962606000000001,

"lifetimeMax" : 174

iPhone XR

Posted on Oct 15, 2019 5:42 PM

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Oct 15, 2019 5:47 PM in response to Madisonalexisb_

Nothing in the analytics log looks normal or comprehensible unless you're a developer. Unless you are, there's very little to be gained by looking at them.

Is your phone not working properly? If it's not, describe the problem.

deggie

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Oct 15, 2019 5:44 PM in response to Madisonalexisb_

If you don't know what to look for stay out of the analytic logs.

mobilewatchdog is a remnant from an app that used to be available on iPhones. It won't affect anything.

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This was in my analytics logs , I know a little about this kind of stuff but I’m not sure if this looks normal.