MacBook deletes iPhone logs after 70,000 errors in 30 minutes



I just got the new iphone air on 9/24. I was pretty sure iOS 26 had been running the whole time. I received an update on 9/28. I was checking out the analytics on the phone because something was off. I'm not an expert so i do not know if all of this is normal. I plugged the phone into my macbook and it logged 70000 errors in about 30 minutes. Then when I unplugged the phone the old analytics logs were gone. What's going on here?




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Original Title: Macbook deleted iphone logs

iPhone Air, iOS 26

Posted on Sep 29, 2025 10:21 AM

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Sep 29, 2025 11:27 AM in response to hmptonbys

I didn't make this post for someone to tell me whats useless or not. I dont know what is happening with these devices but it doesn't seem good.


We'll need someone who has the special software to even read analytics files....and....the special training to know how to interpret the results.


Not sure how likely it would be that the right person might be hanging out on a user-to-user site, but you can stay tuned if you want.


If it were me, I would contact Apple Support.



Sep 29, 2025 11:35 AM in response to muguy

they might be useless to me but not to someone else who can understand them my guy. i believe I stated that my macbook deleted logs from my iphone. there were 70000 errors. Then all of a sudden. it stopped logging anything at all. What software version should my iphone air show in the logs and it in the settings?


Also I didn't make this post for someone to tell me whats useless or not. I dont know what is happening with these devices but it doesn't seem good.


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