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Google Home updates are finally more transparent and easier to track
More Google apps could benefit from this level of update transparency.
Credit: Rita El Khoury / Android Authority
- You can now see detailed release notes for the Google Home app.
- Previously, updates to the app were very vague, often accompanied by a generic “bug fixes and improvements” message.
- Google has now updated the app’s release notes page to reflect details of new features, specific bug fixes, and more.
Google has quietly made it much easier to track updates to the Google Home app. The update release notes are now far more transparent, clearly outlining new features, specific bug fixes, and other changes.
