Why did people give up on changelogs?

so everyone can see what shit goes into updates. it's better to be transparent than you have no clue what is going on. don't you care about anything?

>>93153664 (OP)

Normies don't care and sometimes there's a new app version every second day. It's rediciolus, yes.

>>93153664 (OP)

When MS stopped doing it absolutely every company on earth followed. It is disappointing.

>>93153664 (OP)

When the current paradigm is UPDOOOOOOOT or you're a nazi, there's no point in changelogs.

thats just your paranoid schizo brai tho

>>93153664 (OP)

Every word ever published by a company needs to be approved by the PR and legal teams, so there's no way they'd just let developers write whatever they want in a changelog.

Getting developers to explain their features and bug fixes to the PR and legal teams would be a huge time sink, and no one is buying products or selecting free online services based on how good the changelogs are.

>>93153664 (OP)

These don't need to care people will use these specific apps regardless. Not everyone has given up though, most smaller developers still write them

Are Alephbet employees people?

these are much better than discord's changelogs

>>93153664 (OP)

Because no one fucking cares. Some of the fixes are well above the scope of knowledge for normies, most fixes are minor and inconsequential and you're given limited space to write the updates anyways. And really, you life really benefits from "fixed the button so when you're on an out of date fucking phone that should've exploded 10 years ago it throws an error that's you're a fucking retard"

And yet somehow other companies manage it

>>93153664 (OP)

Competitors look through everything to get an competitive advantage.

>Because no one fucking cares.

I care.

Because a lot of people like to waste their time on meaningless things. Changelogs only matter if you have an engaged audience that actually, seriously, cares about updates otherwise they're either a waste of time or actually a liability.



How much you care isn't a value that can be monetized.

>How much you care isn't a value that can be monetized.

Ah, now you are moving the goalposts like a shifty-ass bitch, trying to gaslight the rest of us into believing we don't care about things we care about. You must work in Google management, yes?

>>93153664 (OP)

improved stability is code for making cracking, reverse engineering, custom firmware, or piracy harder

By nobody cares I mean the people who actually make companies matter. Some autist on 4chan who jerks off to Linux isn't on that list. Just like you bitching about Steam dropping Windows 7 support, you're fucking a waste of space and maybe if you had a brain you'd realize a long time ago the weird fucking shit you like isn't the same as what the average person likes. It's a life skill, learn it. Or have autism, whatever.

>cracking, reverse engineering, custom firmware, or piracy harder

And those are all good things? No.

>>93153664 (OP)

Because auto installing in the background became the norm. No one reads them anymore

It is too hard to lie about the security program you are for sure doing. The big companies have bug bounty programs they are actively not paying out and actively ignoring. A change log would cause all sorts of issues.

Yep it’s ridiculous

>>93153664 (OP)

Because if they have detailed changelogs people who care, but not enough to do proper research, can see changes they don't want and may switch products.
