@rpardee thanks. Yes I’ve done that multiple times.

@TwitterExpat drat.

Well, hopefully someone will see this & come #help.

If you get desperate, you could try un- and re-installing. But maybe someone knowledgable will chime in...

@rpardee it was suggested shutting my phone off. That fixed the problem.

@LnzyHou I’ll give that a try. I rarely use my phone on here but heading out of the country for a few weeks and wanted whatever the issues are solved before hand.

@LnzyHou BINGO! We have a winner. Thank you the old off and on magically fixed the issue.

@TwitterExpat

Told ja!

@LnzyHou 🤣🤣

@LnzyHou @TwitterExpat

Do you two not get the same effect from force stopping the app instead?

I use an Android device, Samsung Galaxy A32. When any app I have won't behave right, I just long-press the app icon, select the info icon (little "i" in a circle), and on the app info screen at the bottom there's Open, Uninstall, and Force Stop. I tap force stop, it kills the app completely, like task manager in Windows. Then when I restart the app it's like new.

Does that work for either of you?

@FernLovebond @TwitterExpat

iPhone XR and that’s too many steps for me.

@LnzyHou @TwitterExpat

It only seems like lots of steps because thoroughly describing it takes a lot of words when I can't just show you directly. It's pretty simple, and saves me having to restart, which always makes more work for me to get everything working normally again.

But that's me: not the only way, just what I find most useful.

@LnzyHou @TwitterExpat

1. Longpress
2. Tap (i)
3. Tap "Force Stop".
4. Start app again.

@FernLovebond @TwitterExpat

Thanks for your kindness💫

@LnzyHou @FernLovebond thank you both for the help and information