According to data from the third-party website Mixpanel, within 80 days after iOS 15 was officially released to the public in June 2021, the current adoption rate in all iOS devices is close to 60%. As of Thursday, third-party data analysis company Mixpanel said that about 58% of iOS devices are running iOS 15, and about 36% of devices running iOS 14. Mixpanel previously stated that the adoption rate of iOS 15 is slower than when iOS 14 was released last fall.
Apple has previously released iOS operating data but has not yet released this version of iOS 15. According to data from Apple’s last public report, as of June 3, 2021, 85% of devices are running iOS 14. All devices compatible with iOS 14 are still compatible after updating to iOS 15. However, customers using iOS 14 can still continue to receive critical security updates without having to update to the latest major iOS version.
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Compared to iOS 14, iOS 15 is still a relatively mild update, with the focus being to provide users with more control over their notifications and updates to stock iOS apps such as Safari. The launch of iOS 15 is not imperfect, users have reported several bugs, and most of these bugs have been fixed in subsequent iOS updates.