Nokia has pushed out an update for its Feedback to Nokia system application on Lumia Windows Phones. The app is pretty neat, enabling you to provide feedback to Nokia, rating its hardware, software, services and offering comments on how the company can improve its game. As well as the feedback provided, Nokia also collects some information on how your Windows Phone is used.
Fear not with the data collection. We highly doubt Nokia employees are laughing at your mug shots with their Pro Cam suite. So what's included in the latest version, 2.5.0.20? Bug fixes, according to the app store listing. So not the largest update in the world, but what would one expect? The company also fired out an update last month. You can download / update Feedback to Nokia through the Windows Phone Store.
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