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That's part of the over-saturation of apps I guess. I also do the same regarding updates. More than once I've found that functionality is crippled in a newer v
by saganus 10y ago
That's part of the over-saturation of apps I guess.
I also do the same regarding updates. More than once I've found that functionality is crippled in a newer version or it's simply is less usable so now I also avoid updating unless there's a feature I really want or as you say, it stops working altogether.
- haddr 10y agoSame here, I only update when necessary. Also having auto update is painful, when you suddenly switch from 4G to WiFi your phone will try to update everything making it sluggish, regardless of what you want to do on your phone...
- DocG 10y agoYes. When I am using app, it is usually already doing everything I need it to be doing. Example is shazam. Used to be really simple. Big button, listen and get the name and thats about it. Now its loaded with buy now links, the big listen button is gone, wants you to register, takes too long to set up and so on.