Just wondering if anyone has there updates set to automatically update, rather than manually after getting a notification? I know apps like LauncherPro and Handcent might be ok to set auto, but not sure about the others. What is your take on this?
Just wondering if anyone has there updates set to automatically update, rather than manually after getting a notification? I know apps like LauncherPro and Handcent might be ok to set auto, but not sure about the others. What is your take on this?
Rick
Current - Droid Razr Maxx, stock
Retired - Droid 2 powered MIUI.us V4 2.6.29
I prefer to update apps myself but that just a personal thing and I am kind of a control freak.
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I told my wife that a husband is like a fine wine; he gets better with age. The next day, she locked me in the cellar.
You can set all apps to update automatically, and they should but don't always do it. However, sometimes an update will break or remove features you might want to keep, and if there's a permissions change then the Market will flag it for manual update only just in case the app starts asking for stuff you don't want to give it permission to do.
And sorry, I partially misread your question... but my answer still stands, just with an oops! attached.![]()
So maybe it is better to just do it manually. That way you can see what is new in the update before downloading. A little bit of a hassle at times, but I understand why you wouldn't want auto update.
Rick
Current - Droid Razr Maxx, stock
Retired - Droid 2 powered MIUI.us V4 2.6.29
Really? I know I probably have the latest update & it seems fin e to me.
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Rick
Current - Droid Razr Maxx, stock
Retired - Droid 2 powered MIUI.us V4 2.6.29
How can I turn off the automatic updates? I accidentally set all to auto
In the market? You go into the individual apps and deselect the checkbox.
The only real worry, though, is that permissions might change -- any borked updates will be fixed quickly in an update, or you can uninstall and sideload the earlier version -- and if permissions change you have to manually update the app anyway.![]()