Amazon Appstore Plagued with Bugs and Crashes on Android 12: Reports

Amazon Appstore is reportedly utterly damaged on Android 12, with reviews of fixed crashes and bugs flooding the Amazon assist discussion board. Android 12 was publicly launched in October 2021, and beta copies have been out there to builders for a fair longer interval. So, this seems to be a serious misstep on Amazon’s half because the Appstore is reported to be unusable by a number of Android 12 customers. An Amazon employees member has since acknowledged the existence of those points and said that the technical workforce is “still working on the resolution.”

According to the consumer feedback on this post on the Amazon assist discussion board, the Amazon Appstore did not show any of the beforehand bought or downloaded apps for a number of customers. Also, they have been unable to entry another software on the Appstore. Reportedly, one other bug prevented apps from receiving any updates. Several customers have talked about that these points might need arisen as a result of Amazon’s DRM interfering with paid in addition to free apps. Amazon is alleged to have resorted to mentioning the next statement on the Appstore whereas it really works on the fixes – “We’re excited about Android 12 too. Unfortunately, we’re working through some issues. Thank you for your patience while we get your Appstore back.”

Recently Microsoft had announced that the Amazon Appstore will function the first Android market on Windows 11. A complete of 50 apps are at the moment out there on the Windows 11 model of the Amazon Appstore. However, this model of the Amazon Appstore is accessible solely by the Windows 11 Beta testers within the US. For Android customers, the Amazon Appstore serves as an excellent various to the Google Play retailer. Its library features a assortment of over 460,000 functions. But, with no clear indication from Amazon as to when these bugs can be resolved, Appstore customers seeking to improve to Android 12 ought to maintain off for the second.