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Y-Guy
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Just like now the system will look for updates, I can see the AppStore getting the same feature. Frankly I'd rather have them combined into one app that checks for OS and App updates.
Time will tell.
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| Y-Guy wrote: | Just like now the system will look for updates, I can see the AppStore getting the same feature. Frankly I'd rather have them combined into one app that checks for OS and App updates.
Time will tell. |
That would be a nice option. I can see that happening.
If it did go this way, it would be nice to have a visual notification difference between an app and an OS update.
App updates are extremely common. Many people would get complacent and neglect updating the OS.
I know I often let my App updates go unattended for periods of time. |
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