I Iamgort macrumors regular Original poster Jun 24, 2015 #1 I swear I have uninstalled the yelp app at least 4 times from my watch and it keeps reappearing. FUUUUUUUU Reactions: susan12369
I swear I have uninstalled the yelp app at least 4 times from my watch and it keeps reappearing. FUUUUUUUU
M melman101 macrumors 68030 Jun 24, 2015 #2 Same here. Have you opened it? I finally did yesterday, and I was like, hmmm this is actually pretty good, LOL 🙂
Same here. Have you opened it? I finally did yesterday, and I was like, hmmm this is actually pretty good, LOL 🙂
I Iamgort macrumors regular Original poster Jun 24, 2015 #3 Not yet, I try to keep the number of apps to a minimum. The number of apps apple forces on there that I can't remove is really annoying and I really only want like 5-6 icons. Seriously I should be able to remove apple's stocks app.
Not yet, I try to keep the number of apps to a minimum. The number of apps apple forces on there that I can't remove is really annoying and I really only want like 5-6 icons. Seriously I should be able to remove apple's stocks app.
exxxviii macrumors 65816 Jun 24, 2015 #4 Dear {fill in the blank app} stop reinstalling on my phone. Whoever thought that it was a good idea to automatically reinstall an app on the watch whenever it updates was a moron. How did that slip through. Reactions: billchase2, melman101 and kastorff
Dear {fill in the blank app} stop reinstalling on my phone. Whoever thought that it was a good idea to automatically reinstall an app on the watch whenever it updates was a moron. How did that slip through.
Ivanovitchk macrumors regular Jun 25, 2015 #5 or it was done on purpose. Knowing first app versions would be cr** and users could throw'em away, they decided to force reinstall the updates. I expect this behavior to be gone with watchOS 2 (or in 2.1 ? cause there'd be the same dilemma with the first native apps versions)
or it was done on purpose. Knowing first app versions would be cr** and users could throw'em away, they decided to force reinstall the updates. I expect this behavior to be gone with watchOS 2 (or in 2.1 ? cause there'd be the same dilemma with the first native apps versions)
T tropicbelle macrumors newbie Jun 30, 2015 #6 To stop apps reinstalling, u have to also remove them from your itunes or it just will put them back for u. Hipe that works.
To stop apps reinstalling, u have to also remove them from your itunes or it just will put them back for u. Hipe that works.
M melman101 macrumors 68030 Jul 1, 2015 #7 Actually it was a bug. Should be resolved in 8.4 according to the release notes. Reactions: CobraPA