[the-rc]

The fix has been available for almost two months. Don't iOS updates hit the 50% adoption mark within two weeks?

[acdha]

http://gs.statcounter.com/ios-version-market-share/mobile-ta... shows 12.3 at around 50%, so the question for me would be what percentage of that long tail would upgrade within any reasonable extension period. Public news might actually accelerate that since it gives people a reason not to procrastinate hitting that button.

[the-rc]

The numbers at the top are misleading. Are they the average over the graph's time interval? Average over June? Not clear, but I suspect the latter.

If you switch the graph to daily, you see that it passed 51% on June 10th, i.e. in four weeks, and it's at 66% now.

http://gs.statcounter.com/ios-version-market-share/mobile-ta...

But yeah, the big question is how stubborn that long tail is, in the face of news reports about serious bugs or not.

[davej]

I’m not sure of the stats honestly but there’s still going to be a huge long tail of people on earlier versions for months afterwards. I was surprised that I was still on iOS 12.2.