Flurry product news and updates
As Flurry Analytics approaches its scheduled deprecation on March 15, 2024, we are committed to guiding you through the next steps and creating a seamless transition plan to other platforms.
To achieve the above, we have worked closely with leading providers in product analytics and push notifications to secure special discounts for Flurry customers and ensure you continue to receive top-tier services.
In May 2021, Google Play announced the new Data safety section, which outlines the data collection, sharing, and security practices that Android developers must disclose in Google Play.
Building a Custom Dashboard in Flurry Analytics is not only simple, but it takes just a few seconds and will save you time in the future when you need to review the product metrics that matter for your business. You can create unlimited dashboards, each with a specific audience or feature in mind.
Like many Flurry users, our goal is to deliver useful and meaningful experiences in our product. Based upon customer feedback and research, we are pleased to announce the initial release of customizable dashboards where you can now collect and group your most-used and relevant metrics. This is a step toward a more personalized Flurry experience where you can reorder, resize, and share data most relevant to your business and app development needs.
Apple is changing the information required to submit new apps and app updates to the app store effective December 8, 2020. The new submission process will give users transparency about app data usage via a new privacy details section of an app’s product page in the app store. This “nutrition label” will also include data used by third-party partners integrated into an app.
Our primary goal at Flurry is to help app developers build better apps for mobile users around the world. And we know firsthand how crashes and errors can negatively impact the user experience. To help our customers manage and respond to crashes, errors, and exceptions, we are pleased to announce a set of upgrades to our current Flurry Crash offering for iOS and Android apps.
When Apple launches its annual line-up of new iPhones each Fall, it creates a surge in device adoption that spans the holiday season. Since the 2017 launch of the completely reimagined iPhone X, improvements to subsequent phones have been incremental, offering gains mainly related to the chipset, camera and screen. Since then Apple has released the iPhone XS and XR variants, the iPhone 11 line up and the 2nd Generation iPhone SE. The iPhone 12, coupled with 5G support, seems poised for stronger than usual uptake.