
Install the old version you just downloaded. So, before you install the old version, you must verify itįirst, you need to uninstall the latest version of the app that you just upgraded and hate so much. I’m not a very big fan of APKMirror website layout, it’s hard to find the right version of the app and there are deceptive download buttons (read ads) near the actual one, so be careful while downloading the apps. Select the version dated before the latest release of the app and download it on your mobile. Search for the app and you will see different versions available for download. Let’s say it is Snapchat because the new version is ruining the experience.

Go to APKMirror and search for the app you are looking to downgrade. If you are one of them, here is a way to roll back to the previous version. Recently, Snapchat pushed an upgrade which made a lot of people angry. You can find the old version of pretty much any app here. It’s popular and secure (owned by reputed Android Police Network). While there are many sites that host older versions of Android apps, APKMirror is our top pick. Read: How to Extract APK File of Any App on Your Android Phone Install Old Version of any Android App and Verify It

But, thanks to repositories like APKMirror, you can not only go back in time and install the old version of Android app, but I’ll also show you a quick way to verify whether the older version you are downloading is tampered with or not. Unfortunately, Google Play Store doesn’t provide any option to roll back to the previous version of the app. If you ever read the reviews on Google Play Store, it’s not hard to find comments like – ‘the app has stopped working after the latest update’ or ‘this version is broker’. The real problem begins when you update an app and that breaks it. You may find app updates annoying, but they are still necessary to fix bugs, vulnerabilities and add new features.
