Its too much effort to manage each app's update. In the age of smartphones they push an update once a day, sometimes it feels like every 5 secs. Plus if you lo

Its too much effort to manage each app's update. In the age of smartphones they push an update once a day, sometimes it feels like every 5 secs. Plus if you look at the app store updates, most of the apps post nonsense in the release notes such as "fixed bugs", "Thank you for being a user of Lyft this update will make your experience even better!", or the worst kind: "You know how sometimes you just become aware of how much tension you're holding in your body, then take a deep breath and slowly let it out? This update is like that. It's still Slack, just with a tiny bit less friction." HOGWASH Slack, this update will likely cause friction! If only those people that write this crap got laid off, the world would be a tiny bit better :/ Maybe its time to declutter software that you don't control in your life just like how people declutter stuff. Every item is an additional tiny mental burden and the same goes for each closed source app installed on your phone. Maybe its better if we just forgo any "benefits" the app may provide and not bother anymore.