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Check this doc for web data

Mobile is different as you specify it.

IOS

lifecycleTimeout4.0

Default value is 300 seconds.

Specifies the length of time, in seconds, that must elapse between the time the app launches but before the launch is considered to be a new session. This timeout also applies when your application is sent to the background and reactivated.

The time that your app spends in the background is not included in the session length.

Android

lifecycleTimeout

4.0

Default value is 300 seconds.

Specifies the length of time, in seconds, that must elapse between the time the app launches but before the launch is considered to be a new session. This timeout also applies when your application is sent to the background and reactivated.

The time that your app spends in the background is not included in the session length.

NOTICE: visits are still incremented for mobile apps but should not be used and instead launches should be used.

Finally since last MR you can modify how a visit is calculated in a Virtual Report suite: Mobile Visit Processing see this video explaining it as well Context-Aware Sessions in Virtual Report Suites - YouTube

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