Google Presents Smart Solutions When Mobile Applications Stop Operating Suddenly

Google launched an automatic prompt. (photo: dock. google)

JAKARTA - Applications on cellphones when used don't always work properly, crashes or crashes sometimes occur. To solve this, Google launched a prompt that will automatically prompt the user to install updates on the Play Store, if available.

According to Esper's senior technical editor, Mishaal Rahman, who dug into the Play Store app's code to find out more about how it works and what it looks like, when a user runs the app and it suddenly stops, a prompt appears, "Update app to fix bugs." .

It finds a string, indicating what text the user will see in the case of a repeatedly crashing app that has updates.

“The app stopped working, but a recent update for the app fixed the problem. Install the updates and then open the app again," reads the command.

Reporting from The Verge, Friday, November 18, the prompt will only help if the application has not been fully updated. If a user is already running the latest version and it still crashes, it's likely that a fix isn't available yet.

Google's support page states, a new prompt rolled out with version 33.2 of the Google Play Store app this week.

The update is one of a number of tweaks and improvements coming to Android this month, which also include a new automatic update feature for people with limited mobile data and no access to Wi-Fi.