System Status Pro: hw monitor

Get both together and you have what you need to diagnose issues. One of the problems with using iOS devices is the lack of built-in diagnostic tools. This app and its brother Net Analyser give you that power. Note however that some features are limited by some of iOS’s security choices; murder you may get away with on Windows, Linux distro’s or MacOS you may not be able to do with these apps. But that’s okay; part of what’s nice about iOS is that it prevents many user mistakes. If you want a mobile device you can brick by typing a few errant commands, you may wish to look elsewhere.

This app is so useful to understand the hardware and software details of your iPhone. I use my iPhone to it max capacity and at times if I suspect of it slowing down or something ... This app comes in so handy. I have one request from developer, if feasible can you please add how much is the internal temperature of my iPhone at that time and if possible it's history. For no reason, my iPhone gets hot and I feel uncomfortable using it. If I get this data then I can try to narrow down to a specific reason. Thanks

ask user to change the rating

Dev admits to ignoring user selection when they turn off Rating Nags in settings, because ignoring user preferences nets him more money. Fair enough, if the money is worth more than acknowledging customer preference, then it is. No matter how insignificant my one rating is, however, I’m still entitled to it. You nagged me to rate the app, and now I have. You’re welcome. It’s a little weird that you had my initial rating deleted, especially when you wrote a long response to it. My guess is that you wanted your own response deleted, and I don’t blame you for that. I still have the response, BTW, it gets emailed to us when you respond. I understand that it upsets you when users have an opinion contrary to your own, but I’m afraid that’s something that you’re going to need to get used to. Also, I think you’re incorrect about one other thing ... I checked, and you are supposed to be using Apple’s API to solicit ratings. This makes sense, because it wouldn’t help anyone if it were optional, and the entire point in creating it was to help users control their preferences. Don’t shoot the messenger, I didn’t write the policy.

It allows me to increase free memory a bit, very quickly, when my iPad Pro stalls performing various tasks (primarily copying articles from Safari to PDF Expert Pro 6). Without it, I have needed to do a hard reset (or a ‘medium?’ reset using a key-combo) in order to complete the actions. It also provides a wealth of information on my system (iPad Pro 10.5”, 256GB storage) using iOS 12) This also works for me on my iPad Air 2, iPhone 7+, and iPad Pro 12.9” first gen.

I’m a low-level geek who purchased the bundle (System Status; Net Analyzer) after reading an article in The Verge regarding Apple’s recent iOS updates slowing CPUs on older devices from 1400MHz to 600 MHz to prolong battery life. I wanted to check mine. A different app was mentioned in the article, but I bought this because I liked the dev’s credible-sounding responses to some reviews. Glad I did; I’m impressed. First, I am fascinated at the abundance of data presented in a user-friendly format. Second, the “About” section is loaded with explanations of this data, with links opening to even more info. The dev writes in a straight-forward tone that I can understand. System Status confirmed my CPU has not been slowed, so now I’m happy & busy learning info in both apps.