I need help Understanding why In my OS Device Analytics I have An unknown device Receiving my data. Like for example triald, Microstackshots and Applications\/Spotlight.app\/Spotlight", ?
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iPhone 6s Plus, iOS 15
Those are all Apple processes and the analytic log you see is what would be common on all devices. There is nothing wrong there. It also is not unusual for a process to not have a Parent and show Unknown.
Looking through Analytic Data is not going to be something that will be useful for you to understand any problem. The only purpose is for Apple when you open a Support Ticket and an Engineer requests a specific log for the issue they are investigating. They also use special decoding software to make sense of the data as it is not useful in the raw form.
Those are all Apple processes and the analytic log you see is what would be common on all devices. There is nothing wrong there. It also is not unusual for a process to not have a Parent and show Unknown.
Looking through Analytic Data is not going to be something that will be useful for you to understand any problem. The only purpose is for Apple when you open a Support Ticket and an Engineer requests a specific log for the issue they are investigating. They also use special decoding software to make sense of the data as it is not useful in the raw form.
Analytics are NOT human readable. You'd have more success hopping on a spaceship and landing on another planet, where the beings there speak a language which you don't understand. ONLY Apple has the tools to read analytics. You'll find all sorts of scary things in analytics. Like reference to Kernel Panic, which is not panic related in any sense of the word. Your phone's model in analytics won't correspond to the model you think you own. NOTHING can be learned from you poking around in analytics, so don't even try.
Unknown device receiving data in iOS Device Analytics
