Recently, Twitter for Blackberry received an update, which apparently has been removed from the App World as users are experiencing a lot of issues with the recent update.
If you’re running Twitter 10.2.2 on your Blackberry device, and experiencing any issues with it, there’s a workaround to downgrade it to the previous stable version by following some simple steps.
Steps to Downgrade Twitter on Blackberry
All you need to do is follow the steps mentioned below to downgrade from Twitter 10.2.2:
- On the home screen, hold the Twitter icon until the X appears. Press the X to delete the application.
- Open BlackBerry World.
- In BlackBerry World go to Settings by swiping down from the top of the screen.
- Select -> General -> Refresh BlackBerry World.
- Search for Twitter in BlackBerry World
- Install Twitter version 10.2.1
Common Issues with Twitter 10.2.2
Many users have reported a variety of issues with the Twitter 10.2.2 update. Some of the most common problems include:
- App crashes frequently, making it difficult to use.
- Notifications not working properly, causing users to miss important tweets and messages.
- Performance issues such as slow loading times and lag.
- Problems with the user interface, including unresponsive buttons and menus.
These issues have led to a significant amount of frustration among Blackberry users, prompting many to seek ways to revert to the previous version of the app.
Were you among the affected ones? What problems were you facing with Twitter 10.2.2? Please share with us using the comments below. In the meantime, simply downgrade your application. We’ll let you know once the new version is live in the Blackberry App World. Stay tuned.
Why Downgrade?
Downgrading to a previous version of an app can often resolve issues that arise from a problematic update. In this case, Twitter version 10.2.1 is known to be stable and free from the issues plaguing version 10.2.2. By following the steps above, you can ensure that your Twitter experience on Blackberry remains smooth and enjoyable.
Additionally, downgrading can provide a temporary solution while waiting for the developers to release a new update that addresses the current problems. It’s always a good idea to keep an eye on official sources for any announcements regarding updates and fixes.
Source: Blackberry, CrackBerry
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