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Lizzie
LizzieCommunity Manager
Community Manager
April 15, 2026

[Survey] OS & App Rollback - part 2

  • April 15, 2026
  • 1 reply
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Hey everyone,

Thank you to everyone who participated in Part 1 of our version control series (if you are only just spotting this, the first survey is still open - take a look here). 

 

We’ve already seen some fantastic engagement and insightful comments regarding OS and App version pinning. It appears that having more control over updates—to allow for testing or to ensure stability for business apps—is a point of interest for many of you.

 

As promised, we are now moving on to Part 2, where we shift our focus from "pinning" to rollbacks. While pinning potentially helps provide time for testing and spot issues before they happen, we want to understand your requirements for those moments when an update has already gone out and you need to revert to a previous, stable state.

 

This second part is another quick-fire, anonymous survey that should take less than 3 minutes to complete. Your feedback here is purely exploratory but is extremely helpful for our product team. 

 

Similar to our previous survey, please share any additional thoughts, feedback and/or use cases in the comments section below - let’s continue to have a great discussion on this.

 

View survey: here
 

Thanks so much,

Lizzie

    1 reply

    Moombas
    Moombas
    Level 4.4: KitKat
    April 15, 2026

    I think i stated all already in step 1 but didn’t consider rollback there.

    A rollback would be nice to have as some issues pop up only in large scale even you tested carefully before. But this would then mean, after talking about the version pinning before, if i change the pinned version to a lower one, it would mean a rollback.

     

    Regarding app rolllback:
    Keeping app data can be important but maybe should be an option to do so or not.
    Means, i would expect an option to say “keep app data yes/no” when doing rollback as you might need to clean app data on rollback because the new version might corrupted the stored data but in other cases you don’t want/need it to keep app logins and so on.

     

    Regarding OS rollback:
    I fear a bit this might cause the device to unenroll/wipe. This shouldn’t happen otherwise, this is most likely not an option for us at least.

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