Google Search App Crashes Reported by Android Users, Fix in Progress

In recent developments, a significant number of Android users have reported issues with the Google Search app, which has been experiencing unexpected crashes. This problem seems to have emerged over the weekend, leading to frustration as users find the app shutting down immediately upon launching it from their home screens.

Google's Response

In light of the widespread disruption, Google has acknowledged the situation, confirming that a considerable segment of its user base is affected. The tech giant stated, “We’re working on identifying the root cause.” This proactive approach indicates their commitment to resolving the issue swiftly and restoring functionality to the app.

As users await a solution, many are turning to alternative methods for accessing information, highlighting the app’s integral role in daily digital interactions. The situation serves as a reminder of the reliance on technology and the potential impact of software glitches on user experience.

How to clear search history on Google Earth app iPhone?

To clear search history on the Google Earth app for iPhone, follow these steps: 1. Open the Google Earth app. 2. Tap on the menu icon (three horizontal lines) in the top left corner. 3. Navigate to 'Settings'. 4. Scroll down and find the 'Privacy' section. 5. Tap on 'Manage Activity'. 6. Select 'Delete activity by', choose 'All time', and confirm. This will clear all your search history on the app.

What is Google Image Search app?

Google Image Search is a feature within the Google Search app and also available on desktop browsers. It allows users to search for images using keywords or by uploading an image for a reverse search. Users can find out more about an image's origin, get similar images, and explore related content by using this feature. While there's no dedicated app solely for Google Image Search, this functionality is integrated into the Google Search app, available on both iOS and Android.