Watch the connection while the problem is happening.
Live Monitoring is a user-started session for intermittent lag, drops and changing network conditions. It can keep measuring for up to 90 minutes, follow Wi-Fi/mobile changes and turn the session into a compact report.
Current quality and the session story, side by side.
Simple keeps the status easy to read. Technical adds the timeline and measurement detail. Both describe the same running session.
It follows the active connection instead of blending everything together.
Current window
Delay, jitter and packet loss describe the recent monitoring window so a short-lived problem can become visible without being buried by older samples.
Session timeline
The graph and session counters build over time, including outages and network changes, so you can see what happened rather than relying on a single instant.
Wi-Fi and mobile aware
When the active network changes, Live Monitoring records the transition and keeps the connection sessions separate in the final result.
A compact result when you stop monitoring.
The monitoring report summarizes the measured session: average Internet delay, jitter, packet loss, availability, measurement coverage, outages, network changes, experience status and the time spent on each network.
The downloadable public example uses fictional data, generated independently from any real customer monitoring session.
Designed to continue when you temporarily leave the app.
A monitoring session is started by you. While it is running, Android keeps an ongoing Diagnostix360 notification visible so the session can continue when the app is minimised or the screen is locked. You can return to the monitor or stop the session at any time.
Bounded, not permanent
Live Monitoring automatically ends after a maximum of 90 minutes. It is a diagnostic aid for a measured session, not a certified uptime monitor, SLA recorder or background surveillance service.
Real measurements stay on your device until you choose to share.
Monitoring results are created for the user-started session. The website samples replace private network identifiers. Optional Usage Analytics, when enabled, remains separate from the detailed measurements shown in your local monitoring result. See the Privacy Policy.