Net Applications’ stats show that just under 1% of all desktops are running OS X 10.6 (Snow Leopard), 10.7 (Lion) or 10.8 (Mountain Lion), which are no longer receiving security updates from Apple.
Desktop OS market share, March 2016 (source: ).īy the way, there are some Mac OS X users who are using out-of-support versions, too, meaning they are also vulnerable to never-going-to-be-fixed security holes. To put that in perspective, according to Net Applications’ figures, Windows XP is still the third-most popular desktop OS, trailing only Windows 7 (51.9%) and Windows 10 (14.2%).Īnd there are more PCs running XP than Windows 8.1 (9.6%), and all versions of Mac OS X combined (7.8%). Windows XP was still running on 10.9% of all desktops as of March 2016, according to stats compiled by Net Applications.
And yet there are still millions of XP computers connecting to the internet, where all manner of malware is waiting to pounce.
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