XPost: comp.mobile.android   
   From: robin_listas@es.invalid   
      
   On 2017-04-21 09:29, Micky wrote:   
   > And at the Android app store, if there's a free version and a paid   
   > version, the apps I've seen never mention that there is a paid version   
   > that does more.   For $3 or whatever, on something I will use, I'd   
   > rather get the paid version,.but once I have the free version, I may   
   > decide it's all I need.  The author cuts into his own income.   Is it   
   > against app store rules to mention the paid version?   It's not   
   > against their rules to give a webpage, and they could mention it   
   > there.   
      
   No, I see often a button that says something like "upgrade" (to paid   
   version), or a feature that is listed but does not function and says you   
   need to upgrade to paid version.   
      
   The description at google play often has some help, and also mentions   
   there are extra features at the paid version.   
      
   And some apps have a help button.   
      
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