ITSELF keeps logs of when users log into and are looged out of Apps? If so, with a NOT ROOTED phone, where are these logs and can they be read?

Hi, Sean-bumble-bee. Thank you for reaching out.  To ensure flight safety, the FlySafe Database will be updated from time to time, which requires users to connect to the Internet. Thus, a prompt for account login is displayed to remind users to connect to the network.  This log-in/out-related information can't be viewed as it is stored in the app log which can't be decrypted.

DJI Gamora Posted at 8-9 02:30
Hi, Sean-bumble-bee. Thank you for reaching out.  To ensure flight safety, the FlySafe Database will be updated from time to time, which requires users to connect to the Internet. Thus, a prompt for account login is displayed to remind users to connect to the network.  This log-in/out-related information can't be viewed as it is stored in the app log which can't be decrypted.

Thank you, that's an interesting post but it prompts two questions,
1) do you have or are you allowed to tell us, the path or folder-chain to this log?
2) Would DJI consider offering an automated decryption service for this log i.e. if the log is up loaded to somewhere a list of all log ins and outs can then be downloaded?

Sean-bumble-bee Posted at 8-9 02:40
Thank you, that's an interesting post but it prompts two questions,
1) do you have or are you allowed to tell us, the path or folder-chain to this log?
2) Would DJI consider offering an automated decryption service for this log i.e. if the log is up loaded to somewhere a list of all log ins and outs can then be downloaded?

The app log path for Android is as follows: internal storage/android/data/dji.go.v5/files/LOG (The path of the version before DJI Fly App V1.4.12 is DJI>dji.go.v5>LOG). For your second question, there's no decryption service that we can suggest as the logs are only for DJI to perform an analysis on any app-related issues. Thank you for your kind understanding and support.

THanks Gamora.

Sean-bumble-bee Posted at 8-12 11:36
THanks Gamora.

You're most welcome, Sean-bumble-bee. Have a safe flight always!