Can you delete Updates for an app after it's updated?

rockyd57

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Is there a way to delete a app update,want to download a weather app but the last update took away the weather radar,but before this last update the app came with the weather radar,so know I want to get back the version with the radar...is there a way to do this...app is from Google play store
LG Stylo 5
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The only way to do that would be to find the apk file for a previous version somewhere on the web. That can be a little risky if the site is not trustworthy.
 
The only way you can uninstall updates would be if it were a preinstalled app -- and in that case, you'd be uninstalling all updates and reverting to the factory-installed version (not the version just prior to the current update).
 
I have the app I'm talking about on my old phone and it's the version I want before the last update was done...my old phone has the radar I want on the app but my new phone has the new version (update)
Maybe that will help B Diddy answer
 
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I have the app I'm talking about on my old phone and it's the version I want before the last update was done...my old phone has the radar I want on the app but my new phone has the new version (update)
Maybe that will help P Duffy answer
Look what version its on , then try apkmirror look for it , if found delete the current one then install the older version
 
I agree with mustang7757 -- that's pretty much all you can do.
 
Thanks for all the help,gonna try with a few of the answers already tried the 3 dot one,app didn't have them in the setting...AGAIN THANKS EVERYONE APPRECIATE IT
 
I have the app I'm talking about on my old phone and it's the version I want before the last update was done...my old phone has the radar I want on the app but my new phone has the new version (update)
Maybe that will help B Diddy answer
If you have the old version you want installed on another phone, install an app like APK Extractor on the old phone and use it to generate an apk file of that app. Then transfer that to the new phone (and also save the apk in at least one backup location for later use) and use a file manager to run it. That should install it onto the new phone.

This way you don't have the risks associated with downloading from random apk sites, but there is a small chance of there being a compatibility problem (rare, but possible, whereas Google Play only offers up apps fully compatible with your phone). After you've installed it, you can delete the apk file on the new phone if you wish. It's only the installer file, not the functioning app. Also make sure Google Play is set to not auto update apps or you'll find yourself in this same spot again.
 
Haven't done anything yet because my wife is gonna buy another cell phone and I'm gonna get her old one...going to wait until I get her phone to start trying the suggestion I got from everyone,won't be until Sunday when I get the phone,but I'll keep everybody posted on the outcome of my endeavor...thanks again
 
Haven't done anything yet because my wife is gonna buy another cell phone and I'm gonna get her old one...going to wait until I get her phone to start trying the suggestion I got from everyone,won't be until Sunday when I get the phone,but I'll keep everybody posted on the outcome of my endeavor...thanks again
Ok thanks , keep us posted !
 

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