The latest version of Windows 10, (October 2018 Update) was re-released last month, but adoption seems to be very slow, according to latest data of AdDuplex.
The company managed to collect data from approximately 5.000 applications in the Windows Store and use the AdDuplex SDK.
So that you don't think that only Microsoft and Google are collecting data. Nevertheless, AdDuplex also made the publication, which is encouraging, because at least it does not hide the collection data, unlike other companies that discover them (names not mentioned).
AdDuplex reports that the October 2018 Update for Windows (the 1809 version) has managed to capture only 6,6% of market share. The company report shows that the October 2018 Update for Windows 10 has been installed twice more than last month, but adoption of the update is still slow as the market share rate is still single digits.
“The October 2018 Update is unique in the entire history of Windows 10 updates. While previous updates shot up the charts one by one two months after their market release, the October 2018 Update still remains close to the zero axis on the graph,” reports AdDuplex.
On the contrary, the April 10 Update of Windows 2018 is still the most used Windows 10 operating system in December 2018. According to the data and as you can see above, the April 2018 Update holds 83,6% of the market share while the oldest Fall Creators Update is at 5,7%.
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