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Then, Google went ahead and launched Family Library. This time, I bought the ad-free version of Reddit Sync via an in-app purchase. I don't know if there's a difference anymore, but Apple is still doing good by users that purchased Encore by still updating it. It was unpublished, but those (like me) that purchased it still get updates at the same time as other users. If you didn't purchase Shazam Encore, you can't get it anymore. An ad-free version of the cultural phenomenon that is Shazam. Both apps still exist, both can be downloaded, both are still updated, and they have feature parity aside from Infinite being ad-free. An ad-free version of the popular SoundHound app, back when having both SoundHound and Shazam was necessary to consistently identify songs. They eventually started updating Elite again, but I had already moved on. There were a bunch of new features, as well as the critical properly updating weather data. At some point, weather data stopped refreshing, and I discovered that Weatherbug decided to stop updating the Elite version without notifying its users, instead focusing all its updates on its ad-supported version, with no option to remove ads. I paid for the Elite version with no ads. I have four examples for you where the two app strategy was used that I have experienced:

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It's a scummy practice on their part to leave their pro users who provided initial support out to dry because they couldn't be bothered to deliver those users a promo code to get their pro features they paid for in the other app.

It sounds like AVG decided they didn't want to maintain their standalone paid app anymore. While this was all well and good and the expected practice for quite some time, developers had to maintain two apps simultaneously.

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To monetize their apps, developers had to create two apps: a free 'lite' version that had ads and was potentially missing a few features, and a paid 'pro' version that was ad-free and provided all features.

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This seems to be an artifact from the days when Android didn't support in-app purchases. I agree with the points you're making but I think you're missing a key fact that OP didn't explain very well. This seems like a blatant cash grab and generally slimy thing to do, so I will be uninstalling the app and seeing if Google will do anything to refund the previous purchase, and spreading the word to anyone else unsuspecting. To be able receive latest updates you can use Free version or purchase new subscription. You can keep the PRO app on devices with android 9 or lower ( in case you are using more devices ). I am sorry but there is no option to transfer the purchase.

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Then to confirm my understanding, I responded asking if there is any license transfer, or if I will need to pay again to have an app that works with Q that has the features I already paid once for, to which they responded: We are suggesting Android Q users to switch to Alarm Clock Xtreme: Alarm, Stopwatch, Timer (Free) application and in case of interest to continue with PRO version purchased new subscription within the app. This decision has been done as we want to have more time and resources to be able focus on developing only one app version to be able delivered most stable application with new and well tested features.

Users are still able re-download the app from their Google Play Library but no further updates will be delivered for this app version. We are sorry to inform you that Alarm Clock Xtreme & Timer PRO version was unpublished from Google Play Store.

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The update is available for Alarm Clock Xtreme: Alarm, Stopwatch, Timer (Free) application published on Google Play Store. We are releasing the update in the coming days. We have prepared new application version 6.7.3 which will fix the issue. We know this is happening on devices with Android Q.

The new version gets updates, but has a separate Pro license for $4.99 if you don't want ads.so if you paid to remove ads in the previous version, you will have to pay again to keep the features you had.įor some confirmation of what I am saying, here are quotes from my emails with their support, this was the first response to my email about Android Q issues: The old one is stuck at version 6.6.0 which doesn't work properly with Q 10. There are two versions of Alarm Clock Xtreme from AVG the older/deprecated/unpublished one is called 'Alarm Clock Xtreme & Timer' and the new one is called 'Alarm Clock Xtreme: Alarm, Stopwatch, Timer (Free)'. Or better yet, find a better alarm clock app and don't support AVG's cash grab. TL DR AVG changed apps so you'll have to re-pay for Pro in the new version.