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I have an app on Apple Store and I would want to know the breakdown of devices running iOS 7, iOS 7.1, iOS 8, etc. However, this information doesn't seem to exist on iTunes Connect which is just showing breakdown of devices like iPhone, iPad.

My question is can we find the breakdown of the devices based on iOS version for an app on Apple Store? This will help me decide which iOS versions the new release should be targeted.

Thanks.

tala9999
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Now you can check application usage by iOS version at https://analytics.itunes.apple.com.
The URL is memorizable enough. Mnemonics!

Let me attach a screenshot from a different post as an example:

iTunesConnect - Download automatically app's usage analytics sample

For more screenshots, please check this post:

Missing iOS 7 App Usage data in iTunes App Analytics?

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computingfreak
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The answer by computingfreak is a little outdated now as iTunes Connect was changed to AppStore Connect in the past couple of years. As of January 2021, one can open AppStoreConnect, go to the Analytics section, choose your app, change the measurement drop down Platform Version and view a breakup in different iOS versions, like illustrated in the following screenshot:

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CodeBrew
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You can go to Appstore connect-> Analytics-> Metrics, Here you can select Usage -> Active devices and filter by IOS version to see how many users are using which version.

Anupam Chaplot
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If app is already on the store then i doubt tracking this would not be possible.

what you are looking for is the analytics so try using open source tool named flurry OR google analytics to track this.

But you may integrate this in the new version of your mobile app

Hope it helps

Bug Hunter Zoro
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You would need to install something like Flurry Analytics to get that. iTunes Connect does not provide that level of detail.

Juan
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    Seems like a very, very basic piece of information to provide. It feels like Apple probably wants devs to forget that old iOS versions exist. – Rikki Gibson Nov 17 '15 at 22:22
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You can create a very simple web service for getting the Statistics of iOS versions

You will get the current version from the below Objective C code

UIDevice *dev = [UIDevice currentDevice];
NSString *deviceSystemVersion = dev.systemVersion;
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