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webchun
webchun

Reputation: 1214

To check what iOS version used by my app users

I have an app published on the AppStore. I plan to change the minimal requirement of my app to iOS 5.x because there's an issue that only exists in iOS4 and it has been fixed in iOS5. Is there any easy way to check what iOS version used by my existed users? I want to know the statistics so I can decide whether to change the min requirement is OK or not Thanks!

Upvotes: 2

Views: 3441

Answers (4)

MJ Rezai
MJ Rezai

Reputation: 59

Open AppStoreConnect > Select Your App > From Top Navigation Bar Select Analitycs > Now On The New NavigationB Bar Click On Metrics Now right above the chart you can see the filter options find the filter named "Find By Platform Version"

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Upvotes: 4

whiteagle
whiteagle

Reputation: 1158

you might use some service like TestFlight to track what version people are using.

Upvotes: 0

chown
chown

Reputation: 52788

The only way to check this would be if you had already written code to send usage statistics such as [UIDevice currentDevice].systemVersion, [UIDevice currentDevice].localizedModel, [UIDevice currentDevice].systemName, etc to yourself (a webserver/db you control) in your current App.

If it is not currently coded in your live App, then there is no way to determine this information. It may be a good idea however to program this in to your next update for future situations such as this.

Upvotes: 2

Mitchell Currie
Mitchell Currie

Reputation: 2809

You need to add code for this, such as analytics or sending back, you also need to be careful with analytics as Apple discourages sending device information, but OS should be ok. The answer is no, not without recompiling, perhaps crash reports might give you an idea, but there's nothing else you can do.

Perhaps you would care to ask how to fix the issue instead?

Upvotes: 0

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