Unexpectedly, after so many years, the Google Play Store all-update button has really fulfilled its promise (?) to be able to start all downloads of “all” apps at once, without any previous restrictions. Continue reading Someone’s Android Play Store app has no upper limit on the number of simultaneous updates! ? Report text.
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Someone’s Android Play Store app has no upper limit on the number of simultaneous updates! ?
Play Store: “Today I have no limits!”
Unexpectedly, the Play Store was “unlocked” in April and August respectively.Newly installed 2 modelsbesidesUpdated 3 apps The strategy seems to be just a warm-up rhythm before the Great Leap Forward? Because in the past two days, someone clicked “Update All” on the list of apps to be updated in the Play Store on Android. I actually found that this button has really fulfilled its promise (?) for so many years to start all downloads of “all” apps at once.
There are no longer the same limitations as before – at least not in terms of how many apps this user currently needs to update.
▲Image source: Artem Russakovskii
According to foreign media reports, in fact, after the Play Store fully opened three applications to be updated at the same time, it is said that it was once opened to a small extent to allow the freedom to update four applications at a time. It was speculated that Google seemed to have further plans to lift the ban. But what is unexpected is that after Google slowly increased the number of single digits in a small range of tests, it actually opened up to such a number that it was almost impossible to find the limit.
Seriously, you can find out by watching the updated video shared by Artem Russakovskii. Although the Play Store does not appear to be fully activated on the download page. But you will find that it is actually because there is a large row of them all in the process of installation (Installing). The rest are all displayed as Pending waiting for installation. Because of this, for more than 20 applications, it is still difficult to see what level and quantity limit the simultaneous update numbers have reached during this wave of opening.
Wait… does the Play Store now allow installing a huge amount of updates simultaneously?
I’m not talking about 3 or 4 apps, I mean like… all of them at once?
Pixel 9 Pro XL, Play Store version 43.1.19. pic.twitter.com/RWyvNm5vgc
— Artem Russakovskii (@ArtemR) October 16, 2024
Although there is no picture of simultaneous downloading from his sharing, it is a grand occasion that all apps are queued up (about 18 by calculation) and installed at the same time. And it is indeed a scene that was rarely seen in the update section to be downloaded in the Play Store app in the past – before, I would only see three groups of three downloaded and queued for installation at the same time.
It’s still unclear whether he encountered a bug or whether Google plans to unlock the “True. All Updates” feature in the future.
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The new features that are gradually opening up in the Play Store at this stage also include the ability to automatically open the app after installing it, which should be considered… considerate? new features. What’s interesting is that this feature will give you a 5-second countdown in the notification bar before the newly installed app will actually be launched.
Although this function can be activated during installation through “Automatically open after install”. But I believe that people who encounter it for the first time (whether they accidentally turned on this function or not) will have a sense of panic (could they be poisoned?) (can they?).
via:Android Police｜
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