Refunds metric measures the number of returned purchases for a given app or game on the Google Play Store. It indicates the success of app's billing system and user satisfaction levels.
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Google Play ‘Refunds’ metric is available only for Google Play Users with access to Financial reports in Google Play.
The Installs on Active Devices metric represents the number of unique devices on which your app has been installed and is currently active. It's a useful measure of your app's current reach and user engagement on Android devices.
The Uninstalls by Device by Country metric shows the number of times your app has been uninstalled on specific types of devices in each country where it's available.
The Upgrades by Device by App Version metric shows the number of devices that upgraded to a specific app version. It helps developers to understand the adoption rate of their latest app version and plan future upgrades accordingly.
Installs by User metric indicates the number of times your app was installed on a unique device. It can help you analyze the effectiveness of your app's marketing and user acquisition strategies.
The Uninstalls by User by Android Version metric measures the number of users who have uninstalled an app on a particular Android version. It helps analyze the trend of user retention and identify if there are any issues with the app's compatibility with certain Android versions.
The ANRs by App Version metric in GooglePlay tracks the number of "Application Not Responding" errors for each app version, helping developers identify performance issues and prioritize bug fixes.
The Average Rating by Android version metric displays the average rating of an app on Google Play Store across different versions of the Android operating system. It helps developers understand how their app is performing on different versions of Android, enabling them to focus on improving user experience and increasing app engagement.
Gross revenue is the total amount of money earned by an app or game before any deductions, such as taxes or fees, are taken out. It reflects the overall financial success of the product.