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I've created a Firebase account and integrated it into an app. In the Firebase Console, I can see a map of the world, and yes, there's the app running in USA(where I am).
There does not seem to be any finer geographic granularity than "country". The similar feature in Google Analytics lets you click on a country and see the data to city level. Am I missing something, or is country-level usage the finest granularity available with Firebase Analytics?
And if it can do better, how?
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Currently, only data for country is available via Analytics console.
Analytics surfaces data about user behavior in your iOS and Android apps, enabling you to make better decisions about your product and marketing optimization. View crash data, notification effectiveness, deep-link performance, in-app purchase data, and more.
Firebase, we see that they have the same data model — one that depicts user interactions as events. That's why both platforms also share the same implementation process — the only difference between Firebase Analytics and Google Analytics in this regard lies in where you first set up your Android and iOS data streams.
By enabling persistence, any data that the Firebase Realtime Database client would sync while online persists to disk and is available offline, even when the user or operating system restarts the app. This means your app works as it would online by using the local data stored in the cache.
Currently, you can't see finer granularity in Firebase Analytics. However, finer-grained granularity (Region and City) is available in BigQuery, so if you need that level of detail, you can link your Firebase app to BigQuery and access it there.
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