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We tried that, they refused, because "removal of functionality". And if you update, you lose the playlists, but the new ones will work again, so the result woul

by jbk 9y ago

We tried that, they refused, because "removal of functionality". And if you update, you lose the playlists, but the new ones will work again, so the result would be similar.

IshKebab 9y ago
So no apps on Amazon's platform can ever remove functionality? That is every more restrictive than the App Store. Crazy!
- sah2ed 9y ago
  It's actually a reasonable stance IMHO. They are likely trying to discourage app vendors from using batch-and-switch as a growth tactic.
pbhjpbhj 9y ago
Wow, I'm not sure, but, I think I'm impressed - Amazon are really going over things with a fine-toothed comb. However, not allowing an update because it deprecates features seems overzealous, they're not paying for the app. What do they do about unfixable features?