TLS 1.3 by region: who's ahead of the web, who's behind

Share of deep-scanned websites accepting or negotiating TLS 1.3.

web average = 89.5%Oceania: 93.5; +4pp vs web average = 89.5% (better); n=14046 Oceania +4ppNorth America: 92.6; +3.2pp vs web average = 89.5% (better); n=150932 North America +3.2ppEurope: 92.1; +2.6pp vs web average = 89.5% (better); n=259702 Europe +2.6ppAfrica: 91.7; +2.2pp vs web average = 89.5% (better); n=11155 Africa +2.2ppUnknown: 89.8; +0.4pp vs web average = 89.5% (better); n=303815 Unknown +0.4ppSouth America: 89.6; +0.1pp vs web average = 89.5% (better); n=35716 South America +0.1ppMiddle East: 88.4; −1pp vs web average = 89.5% (worse); n=23432 Middle East −1ppAsia: 81.8; −7.6pp vs web average = 89.5% (worse); n=174632 Asia −7.6pp
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Denominator: deep-scanned websites · n per cohort in the table

Oceania leads on TLS 1.3 at 93.5%; Asia trails at 81.8%.

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SliceSharevs benchmarkn
Oceania93.5%+4pp14,046
North America92.6%+3.2pp150,932
Europe92.1%+2.6pp259,702
Africa91.7%+2.2pp11,155
Unknown89.8%+0.4pp303,815
South America89.6%+0.1pp35,716
Middle East88.4%−1pp23,432
Asia81.8%−7.6pp174,632

Source: GeoTrust Research — The State of SSL/TLS, October 2026