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If it's just the system UI crashing, it'll be logged and preserved. See if there's a way to capture a logcat on-device right after it happens.
Are you connected to a particular wifi network, bluetooth device, etc. when this happens?
Hi, yes, I believe its just the UI, it's not taking nearly the amount of time as a full reboot. I haven't had a lot of luck capturing meaningful logs on Android but I'll read up on what logs I can grab. I seem to remember something like "KMESC kernal this or that" that I had to read when troubleshooting an old tablet, but I'm in a bit over my head which means a lot of reading to learn more about Android.
I am not connected to the WiFi, nor do I have the store's app installed, my garmin watch is connected, but it is always connected.