Downgrade Android Apps to a Previous Version using AppDowner

    You update your apps very often and one fine day you find an update that you are not pleased with. The update may not have the same features that you liked or the features no lonkger work with your model, you suddenly regret updating the app and you wish to go back to the previous version. An app called AppDowner comes with a solution when you regret updating your app to a newer version.

    The Android OS does not allow you to downgrade your app to a previous version. Neither can you install an older version over a newer version but with AppDowner app developed by XDA developer pyler, you can go to any previous specific version of the app you want to downgrade.

• First and foremost, you will need a copy of the old APK file of the app you want to roll back to. 
• After making sure you have a copy of the APK, open the AppDowner app. If you don’t have AppDowner, get it from here
• After opening AppDowner, tap the Select APK button to select the APK file.
• Now tap Install APK.
• Now the downgrading will begin and after finishing you will get the required version the app.

    In some cases, installing the older version over the newer version is possible like you can uninstall updates of system apps. But AppDowner will be of great use when you cannot install the older version over the latest version. I hope you found this information very useful.