Well yes, from a business perspective the app dev wants to take the app in a direction that doesn't align with your usecase. your recourses are 1.leave a bad r

Well yes, from a business perspective the app dev wants to take the app in a direction that doesn't align with your usecase. your recourses are 1.leave a bad review 2.uninstall the app That is literally the contract between you and the app dev btw, they aren't obligated to try and keep users if it doesn't make sense business wise and you aren't obligated to stick with them any longer. This is the dark side of the freemium model i guess but how does it make sense for an app dev to provide you free use of their idea by you using an older version of their app(if their business model doesn't align with that)?