However, according to independent expert Vadim Plesskiy,

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At the beginning of 2022, the share of desktop computers on Windows in the Russian Federation was 94.32%, macOS - 4%, and all other operating systems - 1.7%. As of January 15, 2023 , Yandex.Radar recorded the share of Windows at 94.11%, macOS - 4%, and the rest - 1.9%. At the same time, in September 2022, this service noted a decline in the share of Windows to just over 93%, but in December it increased again and stabilized at a level above 94%.

At the same time, Yandex romania cell phone number list statistics, according to an anonymous expert in the field of network security, are quite relevant: "The data can be affected by a firewall - for example, by replacing the OS type. However, the statistics that Yandex collects are encrypted via the HTTPS protocol, and firewalls do not see them, and therefore they are real. Some companies can set up a firewall to decrypt HTTPS. But the share of such companies is small, and they do not replace the name of the operating system."
there are serious doubts about the relevance of Yandex.Radar statistics: Yandex calculates in some separate segment, not in the entire Russian Internet. According to his data, the share of Yandex.Browser is about 30%, which is not true. I am sure that Google does not put Yandex.Metrica on google.com, YouTube and other services. For Mail.ru Group ( VK ), there is also no particular sense in putting Yandex.Metrica.

The events of 2022 did not contribute to the growth of Windows market share in Russia. Microsoft Corporation became one of the first global IT vendors to announce the end of new sales in Russia and Belarus, and since June, difficulties with downloading Windows distributions and updates have begun. At the same time, the number of requests from Russians to search for pirated activators for Windows has sharply increased in search engines .

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The impossibility of obtaining a legal version of Windows and other software from Microsoft in Russia has led to conflicting trends: one part of users rushed to look for unlicensed copies, while others turned their attention to Russian operating systems (OS).

Microsoft itself also had problems in 2022 - with the extremely problematic Windows 11 22H2 update, the deployment of which led to the disruption of a large number of systems on a number of Intel processors , a slowdown in the operation of video cards and disk subsystems, and the "disappearance" of network printers. Moreover, the release of the failed update coincided with the decline in the share of Windows on the Russian market in the second half of the summer.