I just looked at WhatsApp (one of his examples) and it has a detailed "what's new" in both the Apple and Android app stores that's listing three high level feat

I just looked at WhatsApp (one of his examples) and it has a detailed "what's new" in both the Apple and Android app stores that's listing three high level features. Sounds like the screen shot he took in September really was a bugfixes and performance release. So it sounds like these apps (at least, WhatsApp) follow a wise policy - tell the users what has changed that matters and don't drown them in irrelevant information. I had the same policy for my teams - tell users 4-5 new features/changes to workflow they are going to see and for g-d's sakes, do not drown that out by listing 400 irrelevant infrastructural changes we happen to be pushing out.