Although an update to the 7digital Music Store for BlackBerry 10 came last week, it seems as though it didn't fix all of the issues folks were having and as such, another release has been made available through BlackBerry World. This release is appearing as v5.69.6.2, which is just a point release higher than the previous one but it does have a slightly different change log to go with it.
- Fix for PayPal issue in the Canadian French store
- Fix for custom download directory issue.
I saw in the CrackBerry Forums after the last update some folks were having issues with where their files were being download to on their device, so hopefully this will correct those concerns. The update should be live for everyone right now, so be sure to grab it if you were among those experiencing problems.
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