Bug Report Captured

Question

I have a Nexus 5 with Android 6.0.1 and I get several "Bug Report Captured" notifications every day. I want to never ever get these again.



How can I disable this?


— Al Lelopath | Sources

Answer

First of all, bug reports are intended to use by developers to know what is causing the problem/bug while developing or modifying the apps. A bug report captures all the relevant data needed for the developer to analyze the bugs.



Use the following steps to disable USB Debugging in Developer options which might capture bug reports.




  1. Go to Settings and scroll to the bottom of the menu

  2. If you see "Developer options" go to step 5

  3. If you do not see Developer options, select About phone, scroll to the bottom of the menu

  4. Press "Build number" seven times, this will make you a developer.

  5. Go back and scroll to the bottom of Settings

  6. Enter Developer options menu

  7. Uncheck USB debugging



You've now deactivated the Bug Reports.



Let me know in the comments if that didn't work.


— Tricky Bay | Sources

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