All Users Page
The All Users page shows a list of every user's device in your app, and data attributes about each. To view all the data attributes, you may need to scroll the browser window to the right.
The All Users page allows filtering by All Users or just Test Users, and allows you to adjust which columns are visible. These columns contain the variety of data attributes about your users, as follows:
Actions
Allows you to Add to Test Users or Delete the current user
Subscribed
Whether the user's device is currently subscribed to push notifications.
Last Active
The last date/time the user's device communicated with OneSignal servers.
First Session
The first date/time the user's device communicated with OneSignal servers.
Platform
Specific model of the user's device, including operating system version.
Device
What the user's device or browser is.
Sessions
Number of unique times the user's device has communicated with OneSignal servers.
Player ID
The unique identifier of the user's device.
Segments
Segments the user's device belongs to. By default, OneSignal adds all subscribed users to the All segment.
Tags
The JSON output of any tags your app has added to the user.
App Version
The version of your app the device was running the last time it communicated with OneSignal servers.
Country
Country the user's device was in the last time it communicated with OneSignal servers.
Rooted
Android - whether the device is rooted.
Location Point
Geolocation (lat, long) of the user's device, sent if the user has granted location permissions to your app.
Usage Duration
Number of seconds the user's device has had your app open.
Deleting Users
You can individually delete user's devices by clicking 'Actions' and then clicking 'Delete'.
FAQ
How do I delete several unsubscribed users from the All Users Page?
Presently there is no way to bulk clear unsubscribed users, however you may individually delete users. We keep unsubscribed users around for a few reasons:
Users who are unsubscribed may later re-subscribe to notifications. Keeping this user data around allows our system to continue accurately tracking metrics such as session count, usage duration, and tags.
Our automatic notifications feature is designed to avoid delivering the same notification twice to users who have previously received it. Deleting users could interfere with this mechanism.
Clients often want to see data about unsubscribed users through our dashboard or API.
Deleting users who currently have your app installed may cause unexpected behavior when using certain OneSignal methods in your app, such as SendTags.
In general we recommend not deleting users except if the device was not configured correctly during development.
What does the Subscribed column on the All Users dashboard page mean?
For your specific app, a subscribed user is eligible to receive your app's push notifications. The user has opted to receive push notifications and has a valid push token.
For an unsubscribed user, one or more of the following is true:
- The user did not accept the notification permission prompt.
- There was an error subscribing to Apple or Google for push.
- The SDK function setSubscription was called with false.
- The user uninstalled the app (for mobile) or cleared their browser data (for web).
When does the OneSignal User / Player ID change?
It will stay the same as long as the user has your app installed or for web push as long as the user does not clear their browser data for your site. If the user hasn't opted out of the Google Ad id (Android) the ID will stay the same after full re-installs. On iOS, the IFV (Identifier For Vendor) is used to keep the ID the same after a full re-install, but only if the user has another one of your apps installed.
Can I track users that have uninstalled my app?
Yes and no. Mobile operating system providers make it intentionally difficult to reliability detect when a user has uninstalled an app.
OneSignal does detect the approximate time when a device stopped receiving notifications, and our API can be used for your system to be notified of this. This generally occurs once a device uninstalls your app, but it can also happen if the user disables notifications for your app.