Further examination could explain why iOS 26’s adoption rates are so low

Macworld

Last week I wrote an article about iOS 26’s adoption rates, which, according to StatCounter research, are historically low. But it turns out that the numbers might not be as bad as originally thought.

The thing the report may have missed was a change Apple has made to the way Safari reports version numbers. As Nick Heer points out over on Pixel Envy, Safari on iOS, iPadOS, and visionOS stopped listing the current version of the operating system as of the launch of the 26.0 OSes last year. Or at least...