The Gmail app is the primary app for accessing email on Android phones. Occasionally, this app or any other email app you use on your phone may stop working, which means that new emails will not sync with your phone and notifications will no longer arrive on your phone.
Your email application quit issue can appear in several other ways such as: B: You can't send emails, you can't open or read emails, or you no longer receive emails. New messages in your emails.
To fix the crashing issue of the Mail app, be it the Gmail app or any other app, you can try the following:
1- Check if your phone is connected to the Internet:
If you don't see a Wi-Fi signal on your phone, make sure that Wi-Fi is turned on, and if you're using cellular data instead of Wi-Fi, make sure that it is on as well.
If you are on public WiFi, you may need to sign in first or agree to the Terms of Service. You can review these requirements by opening a web browser on your mobile phone, which will automatically take you to a registration page or a terms and conditions page that you must agree to.
2- Reboot your Android phone:
Many issues with most apps on Android phones can be fixed simply by restarting them. Since restarting the phone will clear the cache of the phone and force it to reload any apps or web pages that you may be having trouble with.
To properly restart your phone, turn it off, wait at least 30 seconds, and then turn it back on.
3- Update your messaging app:
Whether you are using the Gmail app or any other email app, make sure you have the latest version to avoid as many problems as possible. You can check (Google Play) Google Play for the latest updates for the messaging app on your phone.
4- Check your email sync settings:
Many email applications, such as Gmail, provide an option to turn off automatic email syncing, which prevents the application from syncing updates with email and stops sending notifications when new messages arrive via email. If you accidentally turned off sync, you'll need to turn it back on in the settings of the email app you're using.
5- Check the availability of phone storage space:
One of the ways to fix email sync on Android phones is to have enough storage space on the phone. In most cases, you should keep at least 3-4GB of free space to help with memory issues.
6- Reset your email account:
If you still cannot open your email on your Android phone, you can try resetting your email account from your phone's Settings app. For example, if you want to reset your Gmail account, do the following:
- Go to the app (settings) on your phone
- Select Accounts and then your Gmail account
- Click on the Delete Account option and then click on the Delete Account button again.
This method only deletes data from the Mail app, and does not delete emails from your account. Once the process is complete, you will be asked to log back into your email account.