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The document discusses how mobile app crashes can occur, how to gather crash reports from iOS, Android, and Windows apps, and some third party services that can be used to help analyze crash reports and monitor app stability and performance. It notes that app crashes can lead to unhappy users, bad reviews, lower sales and damage a company's reputation. Finally, it provides brief descriptions of several popular third party crash reporting services and tools.
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