The affected users are unable to access Gmail. Previously, in a statement, a Google spokesperson said, “We're aware of a problem with Gmail affecting a significant subset of users. Updating Android System WebView and Google Chrome via Google Play should now resolve the issue." A Google spokesperson told India Today Tech, "We have resolved the issue with WebView that caused some apps on Android to crash for some users. The updates are available in Google Play Store. You would also need to update Google Chrome to the latest version. 105 includes the fix, so now your apps are not likely to crash on your phone. Under Installed apps or See all apps, tap on Gmail.Update: Google has fixed the problem by pushing updates for both Android WebView and Chrome apps. To clear the cache of the Gmail app, open Settings on your phone. However, your Gmail app settings will be reset. Clearing cache or data of the Gmail app will not delete your emails or any other data related to the Gmail app. So you need to try the same for the Gmail app too. Clear Cache and Data of Gmail AppĬlearing the Android apps' cache and data when they aren’t working properly acts as a medicine for them. Pro Tip: Find out how to auto-delete emails in Gmail. If it’s full, you need to remove some data or buy premium plans to increase storage. You can check the available storage for your account at /storage. A user is given 15GB of free storage shared across various services like Gmail, Google Drive, Google Photos, etc. Similar to the phone’s storage, your Google account should also have free storage. Check out 8 ways to free up storage on Android.
To view available storage, go to Settings > Storage. If storage is full, you will face problems. To receive new emails, your phone should have some free space.
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