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What to do if Samsung Health app crashes or freezes
Samsung Health app provides several useful features to help you to manage your fitness and wellness so you can easily set your goals, check your progress, and keep a record of all your fitness activities. Several Galaxy users recently reported that they are not able to properly use the Samsung Health app as it crashes or freezes.
The Galaxy S23 device users have reported issues with an ‘Unable to set up app’ pop-up when running the Samsung Health app. This can happen if you change the password of the same Samsung account that is used for the account used in the Samsung Health app.
If the Samsung Health app also crashes on your Galaxy smartphone then you can fix this issue by following the steps mentioned below.
Update and check the latest version
If any update is available for Samsung Health on your smartphone then you can install it now to get a bug-free service. To check the latest version, you need to open Settings >> Apps >> Choose Samsung Health app >> Check the version (6.23.5).
You can update the Samsung Health app via Galaxy Store >> Menu option >> Updates.
Force Stop the app
Open Settings on your smartphone >> Press Apps >> Select Samsung Heath app >> Tap on the Force Stop option located at the bottom left corner >> Click the OK option.
Backup Samsung Account Data
If you log out of your Samsung account, all data associated with your Samsung account, such as contacts/schedules, will be deleted. If you back up your data before logging out of your Samsung account, your data will be kept secure.
For that, open Settings >> Click on Accounts and backup >> Tap on Back up data >> Select items to back up >> Press the Back Up Now option.
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Login after logout Samsung Account
You can easily login account once after logging out Samsung account. Visit Settings >> Click on Samsung Account >> Select the Log out option at the bottom of the screen >> Tap on Log Out >> Verify your identity >> Samsung Account >> Login.
Samsung Health 6.24 Beta update available for Galaxy devices
Several Android users have recently reported that Google Maps keeps crashing. The issue affects Android users using both stable and beta versions of the app, specifically with versions 11.144.x and 11.145.x.
Users on various Android devices including Pixel and Samsung Galaxy phones have noted that Google Maps opens normally but then closes suddenly after a few seconds. This makes the app unusable for checking maps or getting directions.
Notably, the issue seems to be more common for those on the Android 15 Beta, though people with the stable version are also facing the same.
If you’re experiencing this issue, you can try a temporary solution to fix it. You can uninstall recent updates of Google Maps, just need to go to the App info page, and tap on the Uninstall updates option and this may help to fix.
Since Google Maps is often preinstalled on devices, you can’t completely uninstall it. Older versions of the app don’t seem to have this problem, so rolling back to a previous version could be a solution for now.
As of now, Google hasn’t acknowledged the issue or commented on releasing a fix. Not everyone is having this issue, so if your Google Maps is still working, that’s good. If you facing the Google Maps issue, you need to pause updates until this issue is resolved. Stay tuned for updates from Google for a permanent solution.
If you’re experiencing issues with the Recent Apps button on your Samsung device, you’re not alone. Samsung has already acknowledged the issue and shared a solution to resolve it.
Recently, some users have reported that the Recent Apps button stops working intermittently on their Samsung devices. This causes inconvenience amount users to check and open recent apps.
Fortunately, there are some easy steps you can take to fix this problem. You can temporarily resolve this issue by force-stopping the ‘One UI Home’ app. This can help reset the app and potentially fix the problem.
For that, you just need to follow the below-given steps:
- Go to the Settings on your device.
- Tap on ‘Apps’ to see a list of installed apps.
- Find and select the ‘One UI Home’ app.
- Tap the ‘Force Stop’ button at the bottom of the screen and confirm the action.
Notably, force-stopping the app may temporarily resolve the issue, but it is not a permanent solution. So, for a long-term resolution, ensure that your Galaxy device is running the latest software. However, Samsung is working on updates to address this issue, so keeping your device updated can help resolve the problem.
To check and install the update, you just need to open Settings >> Software Update >> Download and install.
Samsung is aware of the issue related to the sound quality of the Galaxy Buds 3 Pro when using the “Concert Hall” feature in the Sound Assistant app. Some people have noticed that the sound becomes muffled and distorted, especially with music that has a lot of bass. This problem only occurs when the “Concert Hall” mode is turned off.
Users of the Galaxy Buds 3 Pro reported that the issue is related to the software of the Buds, not a hardware problem. However, users of other devices, like the 2nd generation AirPods, don’t seem to have the same issue, which shows the issue is specific to how the Sound Assistant app works with the Buds Pro 3.
According to the community moderator, Samsung will resolve the Galaxy Buds 3 Pro sound quality issue with a new software update. It means a quick fix through an app update isn’t possible.
In the meantime, Samsung recommends turning off the “Concert Hall” feature to improve sound quality. The company is working to fix the issue soon.
The Korean tech giant plans to include a solution in the next software update for the Galaxy Buds Pro 3. The team is making sure the “Concert Hall” feature works better after future updates.
