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Youtube is one of the apps mandated by Google to be installed on all Android phones without exemption. That’s the reason why your Samsung Galaxy S8 already has it when you got it. However, we have readers who’ve been contacting us as they’re bugged by the error message “Unfortunately, Youtube has stopped” while others said
If Youtube keeps crashing on your new Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus, it could be that the problem is limited to the app only or it could be a sign of a more serious firmware issue considering the fact that Youtube is one of the core applications. This can be a very annoying problem especially if
Need help with your YouTube app that keeps crashing on your Samsung Galaxy J7? If so, then this post is for you. Find out how to diagnose the problem and get YouTube back up and running smoothly again on your phone. If we talk about the most widely used apps in mobile devices — for
Youtube is one of the mandatory apps Google requires Android manufacturers to integrate into their phones. So, if you have an Android device, expect it to have Youtube and other Google apps. It’s deeply integrated into the system and it seldom has issues like other third-party apps. However, we have readers who own the Samsung
The error message “Unfortunately, Youtube has stopped” simply means that the Youtube app, which comes pre-installed on your Samsung Galaxy Note 9, has crashed for some reason. More often, the error shows up when you open the app. In fact, the app won’t actually open if the error pops up but there are times when
There are two common signs you may encounter if an app crashes on your Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus or any Android smartphone for that matter; you may either get an error or the app closes immediately after it’s opened. In this post, I will tackle a similar problem but the app in question is Youtube,
Youtube is one of the built-in apps in any Android device and your Samsung Galaxy J3 that keeps showing “Unfortunately, Youtube has stopped” may have some issues with it, although it’s not clear why or what triggers the error. But when it comes to built-in apps that crash, it’s almost certain that it has something
Many factors can trigger an app to misbehave or encounter errors and YouTube is no exception. Among the common culprits are bad updates, incorrect settings, and system errors on the device itself. Basically, it’s software-related hence possible to fix by end-users at home. Having an unstable YouTube app is definitely a big deal especially if
Youtube is one of Google apps that should come pre-installed on every Android device. Needless to say, it’s deeply embedded in the system and when it stops working, there would always be a couple of possibilities; either the problem is with the app or the firmware. We have readers who reported to be getting the
Are you having a problem with Youtube? In this brief guide, we’ll show you the troubleshooting steps to take in order to fix Youtube not working issue on your Galaxy S10 5G. The suggested solutions in this article can be applied to any Samsung Galaxy device so even if you don’t use a Galaxy S10
Being one of the core applications that comes with every device that run on Android system, Youtube is embedded in the firmware but there are times when it crashes on its own without apparent reason or cause. Such is the case with some of our readers that own the Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus. Some said
The error message “Unfortunately, Youtube has stopped” that keeps popping up on your Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus means that the app has crashed for some reason. Most of the time the error only shows up when you open the app but there are also time when you follow a link that directs to a Youtube