I did a test regstration and by applying an User Agent breakdown I can identify my user and my behaviour. And I found out that my registration is subsumed under "Unspecified", whereas the other actions are subsumed under the correct item in the line. How can that be?

When looking at the search engine reports for organic and paid traffic, if I apply a success event metric, e.g. registrations, what exactly does this figure tell me?How is it calculated? And what do the "Unspecified" line mean in this reports? As I understood it, it is similar to the "Nones" in othe...

But is there anything other than for OSX operating system? I'm working on a Windows PC.

I'm not sure, but I guess you mean this one: https://github.com/Adobe-Marketing-Cloud/mobile-services/releases/tag/Bloodhound-v2.1-OSX ? Can't find anything for Windows...

Android

For debugging the tracking code on websites I use tools like the Adobe Debugger or http fox or Observepoint and the like. Is there soemthing similar for debugging the tracking code on native apps? 

Thank you, but regarding the Unique visits/launches per day, per month... the values should still be equal, or?

I read this article https://marketing.adobe.com/resources/help/en_US/mobile/android/metrics.html but I couldn't get the difference between very similar metrics as e.g. First Launches, Daily engages users, Monthly engaged users etc and First time visitor, Daily unique visitor, monthly unique visitor....

I know this would be best practice, but unfortunately the structure has grown as it is over time and it would need additional development efforts to change that. This would be a long term solution, maybe there's a short term solution to it. Changes via admin console would be handy.

Hi! In our Adobe Analytics' settings the IP range of the whole company is excluded, in order not to inflate the numbers in the reports. Is there any way for me to circumvent this exclusion, so I can see my behavior in Analytics reports? Maybe there is some tool? Where does Analytics get the informat...