Overview
If YouMail Support asks you to send debug logs, it allows our team to review technical details from the YouMail app and identify what’s causing the issue. Debug logs help us troubleshoot problems faster and provide accurate solutions for both Android and iOS devices.
How to send Android debug logs
To send Android debug logs to YouMail Support, follow these steps.
Open the YouMail app.
Tap the Menu (☰) icon in the top-left corner.
Tap Settings.
Select About.
Scroll down and tap Advanced Settings.
Under the Debugging section, toggle Debug Mode ON.
Replicate the issue
Once Debug Mode is enabled, reproduce the issue you’re experiencing.
Example:
If notifications are not arriving, have someone call you and leave a voicemail while Debug Mode is enabled.
Force close the YouMail app.
Reopen the YouMail app.
Navigate back to Menu (☰) > Settings > About > Advanced Settings.
Tap Send Debug Log.
Enter your support ticket number and include details about the issue in the Comments field.
Send the debug log.
How to send iOS debug logs
To send iOS debug logs to YouMail Support, follow these steps.
Open the YouMail app.
Tap the Settings (gear icon) in the upper-left corner.
Scroll to the bottom and select Data & Privacy.
Tap App Settings.
Toggle Debug Mode ON.
Replicate the issue
After enabling Debug Mode, repeat the same steps that caused the issue.
Example:
If voicemail is not being deposited correctly, allow a missed call to go to voicemail while Debug Mode is enabled.
Return to Settings > Data & Privacy.
Tap Send Debug Log.
Title the log using the following format:
Ticket: XXXXX – [Brief description of the issue]Send the debug log.
Return to Settings > Data & Privacy > App Settings.
Toggle Debug Mode OFF once the log has been sent.
Important:
Debug logs must be captured after the issue occurs. If the issue is not reproduced while Debug Mode is enabled, the logs may not contain helpful data.
Note:
If you’re unsure of your support ticket number, check the subject line or footer of your email thread, or ask your Support teammate to confirm it.
Tip:
If the issue is intermittent, leave Debug Mode enabled until the issue happens again, then send the log immediately.
FAQs
What are debug logs used for?
Debug logs allow YouMail Support to review app behavior and identify the cause of issues such as activation failures, missing notifications, or voicemail delivery problems.
Will enabling Debug Mode affect my account?
No. Enabling Debug Mode does not change your account settings or delete any data.
Should I leave Debug Mode turned on?
No. You should only leave Debug Mode enabled long enough to reproduce the issue and send the logs.
Do I need to send separate logs for Android and iOS?
Yes. Debug logs are device-specific, so you must follow the steps for the device you’re using.
