Updating apps strangeness
- By puppykickr
- VIP Lounge
- 2 Replies
Yup!
This is a common thing, because the apps on UpToDown are uploaded to UpToDown by many other people, and not always as quick as Google gets them up.
This can cause quite a delay at times, especially on apps with less popularity.
Also, there can be many versions of every app, and each individual device may be able to run multiple or only one version.
This can cause the difference in the app ID number that you see.
I would not worry about any of these things, as long as the apps continue to function.
One caviot to UpToDown regarding system apps is that on rare occasion I have gotten an update to Google app that is not compatible with other Google apps on the device.
It is simple enough to put the older version back on.
As I donot use Google Play Store anymore, I use UpToDown and two others as well- ApkPure and F-Droid. On the rare occasion that I need to, I also use ApkMirror.
These all may hold interest for you as well.
https://m.apkpure.com/
https://f-droid.org/
https://www.apkmirror.com/
Also, to help with time, I only check for updates once a week.
I do not allow any of these apps to constantly check for updates, automatically download, or notify me.
After I run through all the app stores, I then use a cleaner (the only honest one) from F-Droid to remove files that are downloaded onto my device from each store.
This saves space on my device.
This is a common thing, because the apps on UpToDown are uploaded to UpToDown by many other people, and not always as quick as Google gets them up.
This can cause quite a delay at times, especially on apps with less popularity.
Also, there can be many versions of every app, and each individual device may be able to run multiple or only one version.
This can cause the difference in the app ID number that you see.
I would not worry about any of these things, as long as the apps continue to function.
One caviot to UpToDown regarding system apps is that on rare occasion I have gotten an update to Google app that is not compatible with other Google apps on the device.
It is simple enough to put the older version back on.
As I donot use Google Play Store anymore, I use UpToDown and two others as well- ApkPure and F-Droid. On the rare occasion that I need to, I also use ApkMirror.
These all may hold interest for you as well.
https://m.apkpure.com/
https://f-droid.org/
https://www.apkmirror.com/
Also, to help with time, I only check for updates once a week.
I do not allow any of these apps to constantly check for updates, automatically download, or notify me.
After I run through all the app stores, I then use a cleaner (the only honest one) from F-Droid to remove files that are downloaded onto my device from each store.
This saves space on my device.
