Music App Shows Generic Info Screen Instead of Update Changelog
After updating a music app, users see only a static app-info screen rather than a changelog describing what changed in that release. This leaves users unaware of new features, fixes, or UI changes tied to the specific update they just received, reducing perceived transparency and polish.
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