Screen Resolution Concern in Google Analytics Mobile App
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Hi everyone,
I stumbled upon my Google Analytics screen resolution report and saw this:
Are they the same screen resolution since they do have separate sessions in Google Analytics? What's the reason behind this?
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Hi Francis,
They should be different sessions, they could be the same type of device or even the same device used in a different way.
There is also a report which will tell you exactly what devices were used, which might be helpful.
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Hi Igor,
So you are saying that they are of the same device yet it depends on the user on how are they going to use it?
Thanks,
Francis
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Different screen orientation. Someone holds the phone (tablet) vertically and someone horizontally
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