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I assume that this is uninstalling updates, which means that you are back to the WebView that came with your phone. This obviously opens a whole new can of worm
by kevincox 6y ago
I assume that this is uninstalling updates, which means that you are back to the WebView that came with your phone. This obviously opens a whole new can of worms as now you may be years of security updates behind.
I really wish that popular stores had an option to roll back one version until the next update came out.
- ProAm 6y agoThis is why auto-update is turned off for me. You just cant trust blindly updating things because there is no undo button for breaking changes.
- kevincox 6y agoHow do you evaluate updates? And how do you rollback? It seems like you are still basically relying on "find the APK somewhere" for rollbacks still.
- ProAm 6y agoReally if I do not need new functionality and it's not a sensitive app (i.e. one that deals with funds, email, text, etc..) I just dont. Some of my APKs are REALLY REALLY old. If i get a new phone, I save them off and roll them over. If its for an app that has potentially significant security issues I'll wait a while and monitor the reviews and check the web before I update (I'll also backup the installed APK before updating) so I can rollback if I need to. But the number of apps on my phone for this is very slim.