Check Your Installed COME Version Before Updating
Look at the app already on your phone before deciding whether another APK is useful.
Start with the installed app
If COME opens, keep it installed while you check Android Settings → Apps → COME.
Compare real release information
Use details supplied through your normal download entry. A filename containing “latest” does not prove that a file is newer or compatible.
Identify the real problem
An update prompt, install error and login problem need different responses. Another APK does not reset a forgotten password.
Do not infer a version from the filename
Words such as latest, new or pro in a filename are not reliable version information. Compare the app information shown by Android with release information provided at the download entry you normally use.
When a version check is actually useful
Check when COME asks for an update, when an Android installer says the package conflicts with the installed app, or when a feature depends on a release you can identify. A login error by itself is not evidence that the APK is old.
Keep a working installation while checking
If the installed app still opens, do not remove it simply to discover its version. Record the installed information first and make sure you retain access to your normal login method before any reinstall.
Useful answers
Does a filename marked latest prove it is newer?
No. Compare the installed app information with release details supplied for the file you are actually offered.
Should I remove a working app just to check its version?
No. Record the installed information first and keep the working installation while you decide whether an update is needed.