Google Play's system updates for April aim to designed and improve your Play Store experience

Another month, another round of Google System Updates to peruse throughout the week. Right on cue, Google has published its changes for your phone that don't involve waiting for a delayed monthly patch. Along with a handful of critical fixes for all of the company's platforms, some basic changes to the Play Store are on their way, although it's unclear if you'll even notice.

This changelog isn't the longest we've spotted since Google began reporting its system updates with detailed entries each month — especially if you're looking for user-facing changes. The Play Store patch notes seem to offer the only actual modifications you'll notice in day-to-day use, but with a catch. All seven points are identical to what March brought, right down to the order they're listed in. While Google may be continuing its work on options like "Play-as-you-download" games and Play Billing, you might be unlikely to spot the actual differences without a more detailed list.

Still, there's a handful of points worth taking away here. Some unspecified critical bug fixes to all of Google's platforms, including Auto, Phone, Tablet, TV, and Wear OS are here, as are updates to basic system management services that keep your gadgets connected to the web. Along with some developer-focused changes, all are rolling out this week.

As always, you can check out the complete list of changes below, or browse through Google's entire collection of monthly updates over at its support page.

Critical Fixes

Google Play Store

System Management

Developer Services

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