The article critiques the predictable monthly trend analysis surrounding Windows market share data from Statcounter, emphasizing that technology blogs frequently publish similar narratives without delving deeper into the validity of the data. It highlights a specific instance where reports suggested a significant upgrade trend to Windows 11, questioning the authenticity and interpretation of these statistics. The author proposes that many of the perceived trends are actually mere statistical noise, reflecting a larger issue with data misrepresentation in tech journalism.
The monthly reporting on Windows market share has become predictable, often relying too heavily on statistics that misrepresent actual user trends and behavior.
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