Amazon's Appstore update should fix issues with Android 12
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Amazon has at last carried out an update for its Appstore, and it should fix the issues that have been tormenting Android 12 clients for more than a month (by means of Engadget). Later clients downloaded Android 12, they saw that the Amazon Appstore wasn't working accurately, an issue probably brought about by the absence of similarity between Amazon's inherent DRM and the working framework.
In a report on the Amazon support discussion where the issue previously became visible, an Amazon staff part noticed that the specialized group has given an update to resolve the issue between the Appstore and Android 12. He says that you can download the update from Amazon's site, and that you should sign out and sign in of the Appstore subsequent to introducing the update. You'll then, at that point, need to refresh any applications that you've downloaded by opening the Amazon Appstore, making a beeline for "My Apps," and afterward hitting "Updates."
Be that as it may, this fix doesn't appear to tackle the issue for everybody. A few clients on the discussion say that they are as yet encountering issues following the update. While a few unique clients whine that all of their applications actually aren't showing up on the store, another client reports that they're getting similarity blunders when attempting to open a solitary application.
"We are reaching clients with steps to refresh their Appstore experience," said Amazon representative Troy Edwards in an assertion to The Verge. "We are upset for any disturbance this has caused."Amazon's Appstore update should fix issues with Android 12"
Amazon has at last carried out an update for its Appstore, and it should fix the issues that have been tormenting Android 12 clients for more than a month (by means of Engadget). Later clients downloaded Android 12, they saw that the Amazon Appstore wasn't working accurately, an issue probably brought about by the absence of similarity between Amazon's inherent DRM and the working framework.
In a report on the Amazon support discussion where the issue previously became visible, an Amazon staff part noticed that the specialized group has given an update to resolve the issue between the Appstore and Android 12. He says that you can download the update from Amazon's site, and that you should sign out and sign in of the Appstore subsequent to introducing the update. You'll then, at that point, need to refresh any applications that you've downloaded by opening the Amazon Appstore, making a beeline for "My Apps," and afterward hitting "Updates."
Be that as it may, this fix doesn't appear to tackle the issue for everybody. A few clients on the discussion say that they are as yet encountering issues following the update. While a few unique clients whine that all of their applications actually aren't showing up on the store, another client reports that they're getting similarity blunders when attempting to open a solitary application.
"We are reaching clients with steps to refresh their Appstore experience," said Amazon representative Troy Edwards in an assertion to The Verge. "We are upset for any disturbance this has caused."
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