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IOS 13.4.1 moved the handy/dandy list of available updates -where?? [SOLVED]
After a decade of easily being able to easily find/use the list of available app updates in the appstore I "upgraded" to IOS 13.4.1 and suddenly find myself completely baffled....
Anyone know where this list can be found now?
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Apple have decided you don’t need to update your apps any more. These are not the droids you are looking for.
Seriously - they are now inside the ‘Account’ panel. Tap your Apple ID icon top right of the Search page and you’ll find them huddled awkwardly in there.
Pull down on the view to check for new updates that may nit have shown up yet.
Completely ridiculous user interface blunder from people who should know better, imo...
Thanks; I see it now at the bottom
For a shortcut, long-press the AppStore icon in springboard (main-iOS-icon-view-app-launcher type-thing) and you’ll get a menu. One of the menu items is updates.
If you long press on the settings app you get convenient shortcuts to battery, Bluetooth, WiFi etc.
Long presses. Yeuchh.
Thanks everyone
This is literally where I've always found my updates. Was there another way?
I think it’s been like that since iOS13 came out? I’ve gotten used to it now anyway.
That's helpful, thanks.
Is there an escape key for iOS? Let's say you long press the App Store icon, and accidentally drag your finger over the options. The one you tapped last will open. Or you end up dragging the App Store icon around. Clicking on empty space doesn't 'escape'. On the desktop, tapping the Escape key cancels those actions. Anything on iOS/iPadOS to cancel them?
Just drag back up towards the icon across the menu then let go when nothing is selected.
That's it, thanks @klownshed