A number of popular apps and services including Spotify, Pinterest, and Tinder were inaccessible today on iOS devices due to a now-resolved issue involving Facebook log-ins. There were widespread reports on social media of apps crashing whenever launched on iPhones and iPads, and corresponding outage spikes on DownDetector.
Is anyone else having issues opening Facebook acknowledged on its developer platform this morning that its software was causing problems. By around 9. We apologize for any inconvenience. A near-identical problem occurred on May 6th and affected dozens of services for a good chunk of the day.
As app developer Guilherme Rambo told us at the time , the root of the issue is that Facebook encourages developers to integrate its log-in services into their apps by offering them valuable insights about app usage and advertising in return. Have these solutions helped you fix the ill-functioning Pinterest app or its login problems on your iOS device? Do reach out to us with your valuable feedback. If you have discovered any other handy solution to fix this issue, make sure to let us know that as well.
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Now, it is being revealed by many iPhone users that the Pinterest application keeps crashing. Also read: What is Slow Fast Slow app? How to control video speed with this iPhone App. Off-late, many iPhone users have come forward and complained about the Pinterest app keeps on crashing on their device.
Pinterest should work now if low storage caused the problem. Sounds simple, right? Rebooting your phone can fix a lot of issues. Especially if the Pinterest app keeps freezing but not crashing, it might be an issue with your phone and not the app. It happens most times when you have many apps or processes running in the background. To fix that, simply restart your phone. You can restart most Android phones by long-pressing the power button until it shows the Android or your brand's logo.
If that doesn't work for you, long-press the power button to show the power menu, and tap Restart from there or follow the on-screen guide. So, if the app keeps crashing on your phone, updating it might fix the problem. Head over to the Play Store to do so. If an update is available, you should see an update button at the top of the screen. Tap Update and wait for a few seconds to install the latest version. If updating Pinterest didn't do the trick, then you need to take another step - uninstall and reinstall Pinterest.
Especially if you just upgraded to a new Android version, some apps might not work straight away. So, if the Pinterest app keeps crashing after updating or upgrading your phone, the best way to tackle it is to reinstall Pinterest. Though you're going to lose your downloaded files, it's worth trying to fix the issue. On the download page, first tap Uninstall to remove the app, then restart your phone. After your phone reboots, go back to the Play Store and install Pinterest again.
Beta programs come with experimental features and are not always suited for casual users. They're not free from bugs and may contain features not ready for every Android device; hence, they keep crashing the app whenever you tried using it.
If Pinterest keeps crashing because you're on the Beta program, we advise you to exit the program on your phone and reinstall a stable version. Search for Pinterest and select it. Click Leave below it and wait for a few moments to remove you from the program.
If the Pinterest app keeps crashing after installing the stable version, chances are that the problem is coming from your phone and not the app itself.
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