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In the old Play Console, I was able to see what Android versions the users of my app have, like explained here: https://stackoverflow.com/a/55246731/5428154
How can I do this in the new (November 2020) Google Play Console? The old one is apparently not available anymore :(
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Android System SettingsOnce in Settings, tap Apps and notifications (or your phone manufacturer's name it). When you're in there, tap See all xyz apps (where xyz is the number of apps you have installed). Now scroll down until you find the app you want to find the version for. Then tap it in the list.
Open Play Console and go to the App pricing page (Products > App pricing). In the "Pricing" section, next to "Your app is," click Make your app free or Make your app paid.
Statistics from side panelConfigure report section, select Devices > Install base > All devices
View by: Android version
+ Android version chip
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It steel there :
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If anyone couldn't find it still (like me), I could not find the "Android Versions" button.
You need to click on "View by: Country/Region" and "Android Version" should be right underneath it. Mine was set to Country/Region by default.
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