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Help Application not auto update
- Thread starter Taga
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You can set it to auto update in the Play Store settings.
Personally I always like to check what an update does before applying it (some updates add things I don't want, in which case I don't want to update), so I always make sure things don't automatically update. But if that's what you want, you just set the Play Store to do that.
If you are the developer of the app and you mean that your app won't update for any user, there is a sticky thread in this forum which tells you where to ask to get a better answer.
Personally I always like to check what an update does before applying it (some updates add things I don't want, in which case I don't want to update), so I always make sure things don't automatically update. But if that's what you want, you just set the Play Store to do that.
If you are the developer of the app and you mean that your app won't update for any user, there is a sticky thread in this forum which tells you where to ask to get a better answer.
But also some updates you have to give manual permission to update,Not all though.
Yeah, if an update requires extra permissions then you have to do that manually - and quite rightly so, as you should give the user the option to decline giving it additional permissions they didn't originally sign up to.
I want to my application auto update like that facebook or youtube or something else... I think I mistake some configure to do that. But i don't know how to correct configure
OK, so this is an application development question. In which case you'll get your best answer in our Application Development forum - you'll find a link in the sticky thread http://androidforums.com/threads/developers-please-read-this-before-posting-in-here.904569/
Thanks Hadron
I will move my question into Application Development forum