I am doing some testing on an iPhone 13 mini, and all of my mixpanel events seem to recognize the device as an iphone 14.4, why is that?
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Based on the knowledge sources provided, there is no explicit information explaining why Mixpanel would recognize an iPhone 13 mini as an iPhone 14.4. The documentation does confirm that Mixpanel’s iOS SDK automatically collects device model and OS version as event properties (such as $os, $os_version, $model, etc.) and that these are populated from the device itself Default Properties: Event Properties.However, the knowledge sources do not detail any known issues or mapping errors between iPhone models and the values reported in Mixpanel. If you are seeing a mismatch (e.g., iPhone 13 mini reported as iPhone 14.4), it could be due to how the device model is being interpreted or reported by the SDK, but this is not documented in the provided sources.If this issue persists, it may be worth checking for SDK updates or reaching out to Mixpanel support, as the knowledge sources do not contain enough information to provide a definitive answer.
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