Google recently addressed an issue where version numbers disappeared from the Play Store, and a similar problem in that vein has now appeared involving the “Recently updated” list.
Since yesterday (August 23), Google Play has not consistently shown all the Android apps that you have “Recently updated,” which is the default view/filter for the “Manage” tab in “Manage apps & device.”
You might have one or two appear but the vast majority are missing. In the example below, Google Docs, Sheets, and Slide are missing, while Apple Music was also updated yesterday in addition to on Monday.
There are countless other examples across a handful of devices we checked, though not all users say they are affected. The issue continues into today with Google Pay (Tez) showing up but not Google Maps or Twitter for me.
One way of seeing what apps are missing is by comparing that list to the “Recently scanned apps” row shown on the Play Protect page.
We’re encountering this issue on both the latest stable release (31.9.1) of the Play Store and newer versions that are still rolling out.
More on Google Play:
- Google Play launches Strike Removal pilot program for Android app devs
- Play Games hits 5 billion downloads, as Google Meet reaches new milestone
- The new Google Play Store logo goes live on Android [U]
- Google Play Store takes aim at annoying game ads, copycat apps, and misinformation in new rules
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Author: Abner Li
Source: 9TO5Google
