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I would prefer an "app store" that required apps to be open source. This would allow everyone to see exactly what is being done by the developers. Release notes alone are not of much use for the public in the case of closed source apps because the public cannot take a closer look. Is anyone really going to look at a release note that says "Bug fixes" and make a qualitative decision on the app? With lots of such notes we could conclude the developers are busy fixing things (good) however we could also conclude the app when released contained many latent bugs (bad). But we need to see the source changes to truly understand what are the circumstances. Perhaps such vague release notes are not actually published for the benefit of users but for some other reason(s).