Yeah, I know. Most people would prefer carriers didn't load their apps onto their devices but if you're on Rogers and like me, you may find the MyAccount app for BlackBerry 10 handy to have around. Lately, there has been some comments about the accuracy of the data being relayed in the app and if you find yourself among those noticing such things, a new update to the MyAccount app is now available for download that may fix it.
The change log simply states bug fixes so in whether you use the app or not, might be good to grab it just in case. Additionally, the Rogers AnyPlace TV app was updated as well, so grab that as well if you wish. You'll find both available in the updates section of BlackBerry World on your device.
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