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Topic # 232250 6-Apr-2018 16:15
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Anyone else notice that sometimes when you go to update apps Google Plan says things like "updated 17 weeks ago"? I'm assuming this means the developer released the update 17 weeks ago, rather than "your phone last got an update 17 weeks ago"?

 

For example BBC News, or KeePass, as per the picture.

 

Not really a big problem, just curious.

 

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  Reply # 1989604 6-Apr-2018 16:16
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example Apps?

 

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  Reply # 1989605 6-Apr-2018 16:17
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Forgot the screenshot sorry, there now, and post edited.




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  Reply # 1989610 6-Apr-2018 16:28
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Those are the last time the app was updated on your phone.

 

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