It looks the same, but its just once I do one update on the app, it no longer prompt for future updates.
It should already exist since Android 12, but maybe it needs Android 14 to function completely? I’m not an expert on Android. Just test it, the in-app options shouldn’t affect it, its a system thing. Update once, then next time it shouldn’t prompt again. If google play isn’t disabled, that might be causing issues with this “silent update” feature. But Android 14 should allow Aurora to to “take ownership” of the app if you first install the app through Aurora, which would block Google Play from attempting to update those apps under Aurora’s “ownership”.
TLDR: Android 12 should’ve made this “Silent Update” work, but I think Android 14 is what’s gonna fix any bugs or glitches with it.
Makes sense, as the ruling is fairly recent. What do Aurora Store’s options look like to you?
I updated my comment.
It looks the same, but its just once I do one update on the app, it no longer prompt for future updates.
It should already exist since Android 12, but maybe it needs Android 14 to function completely? I’m not an expert on Android. Just test it, the in-app options shouldn’t affect it, its a system thing. Update once, then next time it shouldn’t prompt again. If google play isn’t disabled, that might be causing issues with this “silent update” feature. But Android 14 should allow Aurora to to “take ownership” of the app if you first install the app through Aurora, which would block Google Play from attempting to update those apps under Aurora’s “ownership”.
TLDR: Android 12 should’ve made this “Silent Update” work, but I think Android 14 is what’s gonna fix any bugs or glitches with it.