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How do you figure out if the upgrade is going to be good or not? From reading the reviews? Some other news source? Or do you just try it out and downgrade the a
by sundarurfriend 4y ago
How do you figure out if the upgrade is going to be good or not? From reading the reviews? Some other news source? Or do you just try it out and downgrade the app if it's not good enough (does Play Store even allows downgrades)?
- pmontra 4y agoIt doesn't. I tend to look at the new features but k9 bite me hard. Luckily I had the APK of the old version and they also have a link to download it. Anyway I don't have many apps anymore and I tend to install only open source (I don't trust apps much.) FOSS apps are easier to downgrade.
- sundarurfriend 4y ago> I tend to install only open source (I don't trust apps much.) FOSS apps are easier to downgrade. Yeah, I do the same these days. It's amazing how freeing it is to be able to trust the app you're running, and not have to constantly be on the look out for dark patterns, "integrations" you didn't ask for, sneaky updates, change of ownership due to an "incredible journey" with a FAANG/MAGA company or a Chinese equivalent. I'll take the more limited choice and the general lack of UI polish any day, for these benefits.