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| Google pulls an update after causing a problem with SMS messages |
Some Google Android users have encountered an issue that caused SMS messaging service to stop. The reason appears to be a change made by Google.
Once the problem started, Google rolled back some changes to fix the problem. The company confirmed to The Verge that repairs are already underway. “We realized the issue and started rolling out a fix yesterday. If automatic updates are disabled for users, we recommend that you update to the latest version of the operator services through the Play Store to receive this update.
The issue appears to be with the latest launcher service app update. According to the description of the application in the Play Store, the service allows the operator to offer modern communication services including: battery improvements, and improved functionality in the supportive Android messaging app. The app appears to have over a billion installs.
According to 9to5Google, which specializes in Google News and Android systems and devices, the 50th version of the app went live on December 2nd, around which time there were reports of SMS issues.
The site found that smartphones from companies like OnePlus, LG, Motorola, Samsung and TCL are affected by this issue. The website found that uninstalling the app fixed the problem.
As of Thursday, Google has got the latest updates and is returning users to version 48 of the Carrier Services app.
The solution to this problem comes from Google. The company has made Microsoft Office files easier to use because users can now edit attached Office files directly in Gmail, just as they would when using Google Docs and Sheets. Google Sheets account.
You can now directly use Google Docs to open and edit Office files with one click, just like original Google Docs. However, the new editing functionality does not convert Office files into text files, but preserves the original file format.