Reputation: 2764
How can I get the iOS-Version of the mobile visitors of a webpage with Google Analytics?
Upvotes: 13
Views: 14955
Reputation: 33005
In your Reports section, go to "Tech" -> "Tech details".
In the table below the graph, select "OS with version" using the dropdown.
Using the "Add filter" button, add a filter "Operating system exactly matches iOS" and click "Apply".
Here's what it looks like:
For old analytics properties (before Google Analytics 4):
Result:
Bonus tip: To get subtotals by major version, like "all iOS 8", use the search function to search for ^8
(a regex meaning "starts with 8"):
Upvotes: 15
Reputation: 1854
I know a question is old, but for those who still trying to find it in 2022 with new GA UI here's correct solution:
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Upvotes: 4
Reputation: 41050
Click on Audience > Devices and Networks
then on view full report
below the Mobile Device Branding
table. Now choose Operating System Version
as secondary dimension.
This gives you a list grouped by session, but you can also choose to group it by user (see below), when you add it to your dashboard and edit it there.
Upvotes: 13
Reputation: 452
It is possible to get OS version without specifying anything special at the front end side. Choose the following from Google Analytics portal
Choose App Overview -> Screens (View full report) -> Choose Secondary Dimension as Operating System Version
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 1357
If you are interested only in IOS version (and not other mobile OS) you should use the "Grouped By: Operating System Version". This grouping option will give you the version number (6.1,5.3,4.1.3 and more)
If you have other OS users you should use the "Operation System" option to filter the data.
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 1982
If you look at the "browser" results, and then filter Safari by version, you can infer the version of iOS.
eg:
I still haven't found a definitive list mapping Safari versions to iOS versions (esp. wrt minor iOS verions) but I'm sure it's out there somewhere.
Upvotes: 7
Reputation: 4196
I think one way would be to create a custom "user defined" filter for Analytics.
This post should lead you in the right direction.
You can access the iOS version in the user agent, which you can find via javascript, and then maybe create a new "user defined" filter for each os versions ?
Upvotes: 1