Do note that all the workarounds listed below seem to be giving only a temporary respite to the users. For some, it worked for a few hours to even an entire day, but for others, it worked for only a few minutes. But since there’s no official fix as such, these workarounds might prove to be your best best. So keeping that in mind, let’s get started.
If a lot of temporary data gets accrued over the cure course of time, then it could conflict with the proper functioning of the app. Therefore, you should consider deleting these data right away, which could be done as follows: If the app’s data has got corrupted, then just removing its cache might not be enough. Rather you will have to delete the entire app and let it re-populate it from scratch. If the app’s settings or configuration files have been corrupted, then you will have to take the nuclear route of uninstalling the app and then re-installing its latest build. Here’s how it could be done:
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