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@MrBankole @amasonic er.. don't use old versions of apps. If you don't like the direction of updates, perhaps stop using the app.

@farinjini It's not about persisting in the past, it's about knowing what you are getting with the update @amasonic

@MrBankole @amasonic like I said, updates often include security fixes. These are arguably more impt than features one may not like.

@farinjini which is why @MrBankole said read the reviews first. Of what use is a security fix if update renders the app useless? @amasonic

@OoTheNigerian @MrBankole @amasonic no, you update despite features you don't like because safety trumps convenience. Or use another app.

@farinjini I will not make an update that prevents unauthorized access to a public computer but stops PC from working. @MrBankole @amasonic

@OoTheNigerian @MrBankole @amasonic I don't understand this. Why would you even be using a app that does this...

@farinjini if there is a 'bug' in a security update that renders an app useless to you, will you still update? @MrBankole @amasonic