: You want to verify exactly when a specific file was moved or deleted via the desktop app. 3. How to locate it The path varies depending on your operating system: Windows : %LOCALAPPDATA%\MEGA\MEGAsync\logs.txt macOS : ~/Library/Application Support/MEGA/MEGAsync/logs.txt Linux : ~/.local/share/data/MEGA/MEGAsync/logs.txt 4. How to Generate/Enable Logging

The logs.txt file is a plain-text document created by the MEGA desktop client. It tracks technical events in real-time, such as:

: MEGA customer support has requested the log to diagnose a specific account or app issue.

: Failed transfers, permission issues, or software crashes. 2. Why do you need it? You generally only need to interact with this file if:

: These logs can contain sensitive metadata, including local file paths and filenames. Before sending a logs.txt file to anyone (even support), open it in a text editor (like Notepad or TextEdit) and ensure you are comfortable sharing the filenames listed within.

: Which files were uploaded, downloaded, or updated. Connection Status : Login attempts and server handshakes.

: You are experiencing "stuck" syncs or constant crashes.

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The logs.txt file is a plain-text document created by the MEGA desktop client. It tracks technical events in real-time, such as: meganz logs.txt

: MEGA customer support has requested the log to diagnose a specific account or app issue. : You want to verify exactly when a

: Failed transfers, permission issues, or software crashes. 2. Why do you need it? You generally only need to interact with this file if: How to Generate/Enable Logging The logs

: Which files were uploaded, downloaded, or updated. Connection Status : Login attempts and server handshakes.

: You are experiencing "stuck" syncs or constant crashes.