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From: Marion <marion@facts.com>
Newsgroups: comp.mobile.android
Subject: Re: Tutorial: How to output Android system information to a text/pdf/html file
Date: Mon, 19 May 2025 16:31:27 -0000 (UTC)
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On Mon, 19 May 2025 15:52:48 -0000 (UTC), Marion wrote :


> In summary, PixPlicity is interesting in that it tells you system 
> information, and it will share to some programs to save the file.

The perfect search engine also found this app which has only 5K downloads
(again, normal Android owners will NEVER find these apps because they use
garbage search engines out of sheer ignorance - so they miss a lot).

Quick System Info PRE by Shawn Q.
 <https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.uguess.android.sysinfo.pre>
 <https://github.com/qauck/qsysinfo>
 <https://github.com/qauck/qsysinfo-pro>
 <https://bitbucket.org/qauck/qsysinfo/downloads/>

The open source Quick System Info Pro (free on GitHub) can share the 
system information (even down to environment variables)

Interesting you can view system logs with this program.
 Dmesg
 Logcat
 
And you can set the log level from 
 Verbose
 Debug
 Info
 Warning
 Error
 Fatal

Which you can share to over 100 installed apps.
But when I tried to send the ENTIRE system information set of scores of
reports, I realized it's sending it to the developer (I think).

So the way around that was to turn off the Wi-Fi & Cellular radios.
Then you can share the report to over 100 installed apps on the device.
 android_report.zip

I saved it to the Windows file system where the text file inside that
zip was a whopping 30K lines of information about my Android system.

Note I don't recommend this method because of the need to turn off
the Internet but also note the immense amount of information generated.