This article discusses the challenges of implementing Continuous Deployment in native mobile applications, which are distributed through app stores like Google Play and Apple App Store. Unlike backend systems, where deployment is more predictable and reversible, native mobile apps face unique challenges due to the need to distribute updates through app stores, which can take time to approve and roll out. This makes it difficult to address potential problems swiftly and roll back versions if issues arise. However, using JavaScript workarounds, such as executing dynamic code inside native mobile apps, can facilitate Continuous Deployment and implement truly dynamic features in the app. Despite these challenges, achieving a high degree of automation with mobile apps is still possible, making workflows more predictable and reducing manual effort.