In other words - when I search for other apps on android market, I usually see an option for enabling "auto-update" for that specific app. However, when I look at my own app, I don't see such option - why?
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possible duplicate of [How can an app enable "Allow Automatic Updating" in the Android market](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5879785/how-can-an-app-enable-allow-automatic-updating-in-the-android-market) – Brad Christie Jan 11 '12 at 19:03
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Given details provided in a linked conversation from Dimitris's Answer the fact that you can't check it off is probably due to permissions changes. You'll either need to re-download the app or do a manual update and accept the new permissions.
From what I gather on the searches I've performed, there's nothing in the app itself that defines whether it's update-able (word?) it's just a feature the market offers to version check (and update) for you.
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