There are those who religiously turn off the cell phone every day and those who don’t except for some major cause. If you are in this second group, you might be curious about how long has your mobile been on without interruption, without restart or shutdown.
In PCs, the fact that the system is maintained without interruption is worthy of pride for its owners, as it demonstrates the stability of the system. On your mobile, what you want to do with the data is up to you, from satisfying your curiosity to discovery. if the mobile has been restarted without you knowing it.
Easily, from the settings
The good news is that knowing how long the mobile has been on is very easy, since the system itself gives you the exact number. from Android settings For many years now. You can change the name from one version to another, but it’s usually called Activity time.
Again, the exact location in settings may change depending on the Android layer, but more often than not it’s in Settings> Device Info. The normal thing is that it is in the same place where the system version and the kernel are displayed.
Availability shows you how many minutes (or hours) have passed since the last system startTherefore, the counter is reset to zero each time the mobile is restarted or turned off and on again.
The less easy way, by ADB
If you don’t like the above method or just like typing things better on a console for some reason, you can also get the uptime by ADB. For this you will need to connect to your mobile via ADB, for which you will generally need to use a PC and a USB cable.
There are several commands that can give you the number, but the easiest to understand is the simplest adb shell uptime. This returns you a list of information, starting with the current time, followed by “up” and the time the mobile has been online, to continue with the number of users and process information.
