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# Average Session Length

Track the average amount of time users spend in a single session. This metric gives you a high-level overview of user engagement.

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Here in the image, we can see:

* Average session length by Android and iOS for current period(5 Dec to 3 Jan). The selected timeframe here is 30 days.
* 19% shows the comparison of previous period from current one.
* 1 min 9s is average time for the sessions generated by iOS devices and 1 min 13s sessions generated for Android in last 30 days so there is no data.


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