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Seems like common sense to me? If I want to know if an application is any good, I look at the ratings and if it has a lot of good ratings, I look at the latest
by cyphax 13y ago
Seems like common sense to me? If I want to know if an application is any good, I look at the ratings and if it has a lot of good ratings, I look at the latest comments to make sure that the lower ratings are for older versions.
Surely it'd be a bit more convenient for Google to take versions of apps into account, and additionally devices, too, if they can (a lot of times an app will be okay for most devices, but users of a certain device, different from my own, might have troubles), but it's -- in my experience -- not too much of a hassle.
- sjwalter 13y agoYou can filter reviews by device for devices you own. See: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.worldiety.athentech.perfectlyclear https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.worldiety.a..., for instance. Check out the reviews section. Click on it to expand and notice the reviews filters.
- cyphax 13y agoThat is awesome, thanks! I think in my situation I'm better off not using that filter, as I don't have a phone that lots of people seem to have. :D And they have a filter for newest version, too. Maybe they should mark reviews that aren't for the latest version, perhaps by changing the font color to something a little lighter. (It does super suck that you need Google+ if you want to write a review though, they force that on us, so I've never written a review myself nor will I.)