I hate updating apps

I hate updating apps.
What's the point, there's never even a changelog besides "performance improvements".
Why don't they wait and release updates when there's something significant or on a schedule like once a month. Some apps update every day.

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That's why:

>What's the point, there's never even a changelog besides "performance improvements".

Because you know how many people have those apps installed? probably 100k+ for most apps that update regularly. Do you think little timmy, uncle ted, or grandma may cares to hear about code fixes and logs +100 lines of shit? no that's why you can google the app version it updated to and see the change log. Every day person doesn't give a shit about the details, just that it is up to date, and a feel good message.

Unless a major feature implementation why bother stating more?

mario64 still has not recieved an update and is perfect

Just disable the "updates available" notification and only update apps once every week/month. Problem solved.

Some have security updates that patch vulnerabilities. Installing malware apps from google play is more common way to get exposed.
I dont have play store auto updates on.

Bit off-topic.
What is the point in getting snapdragon 855 over 845? It cant do anything more and the performance is marginal. Does not give better battery life. Demanding games run a bit better and consume more battery. It is not air cooled so the sd855 SoC heats up like any other SoC.

you can install malware from the play store?
I thought they vet the things they put in there.
That is a huge security risk.

Spyware, adware, miners, ...
A lot of garbage apps that want your data.
Google cant stop apps from abusing permissions.
Same with apple, microsoft or other app stores.

You have a point. Why do some apps update every ~7 days or more? Most of the big software companies have development iterations (including code review, testing, and building) of 30 days or more. How is it even possible for these apps to update more frequently than their iteration? Do they have multiple iteration cycles running in parallel (security, features, etc)?

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