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Android Authority
3 days ago
- Android Authority
Is Google Messages crashing for you? You're not alone.
Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority TL;DR Some Google Messages users report that they're unable to open the app as it keeps crashing. Affected users say they can only reply to a text if someone messages them first or if they go into their contacts menu. One workaround is to uninstall the latest Messages update and then reinstall it. Google Messages is the built-in messaging platform for millions of users worldwide. Unfortunately, some users are experiencing a rather serious issue with the app. Some Google Messages users on Reddit (h/t: 9to5Google) report that the app keeps crashing. Affected users noted that they couldn't open the Google Messages app (version dynamic) without it crashing. 'I can reply to texts via notification and bubble, but if I open the app itself, everything crashes,' said user @snuggle92. 'I literally can't use my text messages unless someone texts me first or I go into my contacts and it's so frustrating because I refuse to use the Samsung messaging app!' said user @gabbydawn26. The issue isn't restricted to a specific carrier or device manufacturer, either. Google Pixel, Samsung, and Motorola users on Fido, Google Fi, T-Mobile, and Verizon have all chimed in to report the problem. One user noted that they fixed the issue by installing the beta version of the app, leaving the beta program, and then returning to the regular version. However, other users said this didn't address the problem. Users also said that clearing the app's cache didn't work. However, some people report that they fixed the problem by uninstalling the latest Messages update and then reinstalling it. So it's definitely worth trying the latter workaround if you're one of the affected users. In any event, we've asked Google to clarify the issue and if there's a timeline for a fix. We'll update the article if/when the company gets back to us. Follow


Daily Mail
31-07-2025
- Business
- Daily Mail
Lloyds Bank is DOWN: App crashes for thousands of frustrated Brits on payday
It is the banking app used by millions of people around the UK. But the Lloyds Bank app is now down in a crash, leaving thousands of Britons unable to access banking services on payday. According to Down Detector, disruption began shortly after 05:00 BST this morning, with a peak of over 00 outage complaints. Of those customers affected, 59 per cent said they were having issues with mobile banking, a further 28 per cent with mobile login, and 13 per cent with general online banking. Lloyds Bank is yet to make a statement confirming the issue or commenting on when the problems may be resolved. Meanwhile, furious customers have flocked to social media to share their frustrations with the poorly timed disturbance. On X, one customer wrote: 'I've just transferred money from another bank to Lloyds so I can pay my bills. And now I can't get access to my money as my app keeps crashing!' Lloyds Bank has been contacted for comment. The Lloyds Bank app is now down in a crash, leaving thousands of Britons unable to access banking services on payday. Issues have been reported from customers in almost all major UK cities including Manchester, Birmingham, Nottingham, and London. The issues are widespread across the country, according to Down Detector's outage map. While Lloyds Bank has not made an official statement on the issue, the bank has confirmed that issues are present via social media. Replying to one customer's complaint, Lloyds Bank wrote: 'Some customers are having issues with our app right now. Bear with us as we fix this.'


Daily Mail
27-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Spotify is DOWN: Music streaming app crashes for thousands of users across the UK
It's one of the most popular music streaming apps in the UK. But it appears that Spotify has crashed this afternoon. According to Down Detector, the problems started at around 13:30, and are affecting users across the UK. So far, 3,971 problems have been logged - with the majority of reports complaining about the Spotify app.