Cellular radio
Measurements from the cellular modem: signal strength and quality, the cell you’re connected to, and the neighbouring cells around you.
| Metric | What it means | Unit | How to read | Source | Learn more |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Data activityradio.data_activity | Which way mobile data is flowing at this moment: none, in, out, or both. Dormant means the data connection is still set up but the radio link itself has been released to save power, so the next packet has to wake it again. | — | — | Android | Reference |
Neighboursradio.neighbour_count | Nearby cells visible to the modem. Count matches `radio.neighbours` array length; list rendered in the Neighbours tile. | — | — | YANL | Reference |
Network Sliceradio.network_slice | Enterprise network slice when reported by the modem. | — | — | Android | Reference |
RSRPradio.rsrp | Reference Signal Received Power: how strong the cell signal is at your phone (LTE or 5G NR). | dBm | Higher is better | Android | Reference |
RSRQradio.rsrq | Reference Signal Received Quality: signal quality relative to interference. | dB | Higher is better | Android | Reference |
Satellite NTNradio.ntn_status | Satellite / non-terrestrial network (NTN) status when supported (Android 15+). | — | — | Android | Reference |
Serving Cellradio.serving_cell | Serving-cell tile, assembled on the web from flat keys (RSRP, PCI, RAT, carrier, …). Not a single log field in v3. | — | — | YANL | Reference |
SINRradio.sinr | SINR for the serving cell (LTE RSSNR or NR SS-SINR). | dB | Higher is better | Android | Reference |
SNRradio.snr | Legacy SNR chart key (v1). Current logs use flat `radio.sinr` on the serving block. | dB | Higher is better | YANL | Reference |
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