![]() Looking at some Reddit threads, it seems that users on these older versions are still having success in using the app, but to varying degrees. ![]() If your app automatically updated or you swapped out your phone, there’s no longer any way to get the Inbox app working on Android. As first pointed out by Android Police, fresh installs of older app versions, such as 1.77, no longer let users sign in. Now, though, the app is officially not working any longer. Since it hadn’t added the “move to Gmail” transition screen yet, the app still worked after the April 2nd closing. In a last-ditch effort to keep the beloved email app alive, many Inbox users leveraged the trick of installing an older version of the app on their device. Now, it seems that the Inbox by Gmail app is officially dead. The unique email app technically closed up shop on April 2nd, but workarounds kept it working for quite a while after. ![]() Earlier this month, Google’s Spring Cleaning killed off some beloved products, but none with more outrage from users than Inbox. ![]()
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