The Tinder app can be deleted without deleting the account associated with it. On an Android, users should head over to settings and look for the Tinder app by scrolling down. Once there, they can tap on Storage and then tap Clear Cache. On an iPhone, users should gently tap the Tinder app icon until all of the apps begin to dance around on the screen.
Then the users should tap on the cross which means delete , and confirm the deletion by pressing the Delete button. If any of these solutions resolved any problems that were associated with the app, it should be back up and running. Many people who have tried the solutions in this article were able to get the app working again fairly successfully with little incident. Wirefly offers great deals on a large selection of smartphones, cell phones, tablets, mobile hotspots, and other wireless devices for the nation's most popular carriers.
Shop with confidence knowing that Wirefly wants to help you find the best prices on cell phones, cell phone plans, TV, and Internet service. Tinder App Errors Some problems people experience with their Tinder app include: Inability to receive or send messages Trouble logging into or out of the app Error messages indicating that something is wrong with the app and to try again later Loading issues that cause the app to crash Of course, anyone can experience these issues if Tinder is down, but software bugs could also be the trouble as they can cause an app to malfunction and not work properly which creates a whole lot of headaches and frustration for the person who is trying to utilize the app.
The good news is there are numerous available solutions that can fix most of these errors. If your Tinder app is not working, here's how to fix it on iPhone and Android: Restart Your Smartphone The first option to try is a pretty simple one — restarting the device.
Close the Tinder App Closing the Tinder application may fix issues related to crashes. Check Your Internet Connection Believe it or not, a faulty internet connection could actually be the repeat offender. Summary If any of these solutions resolved any problems that were associated with the app, it should be back up and running.
There could be many reasons that the Tinder app isn't working on Android. Below are some solutions on how to fix this problem, and hopefully, troubleshoot the issues you're encountering with Tinder on your Android. Always make sure you're running the latest version of the Tinder app as well as the latest version of your Android's operating system before following these steps.
The number one cause of Tinder not working is that your phone or your Tinder app is not updated. Fix this before proceeding with these other steps to stop Tinder from crashing on your Android.
If restarting your Android doesn't help, please try using Tinder both on Wi-Fi and on your mobile data connection to see if the problem is because of a weak Wi-Fi or mobile data connection.
Probably on new messages you don't get Android wide notification, but you can still see within Tinder if a new message arrives. So no biggy You'd need google play for that though. Devices lacking google play services usually also lack googele play.
Hugo makes sense. I added a reference to your answer for workaround. I hope you don't mind. Show 2 more comments. That worked perfectly for me. Can you elaborate further? And what if the app is not available on the Amazon App Store?
That's a weird "what if". Fortunately, it is available on the Amazon App Store: amazon. No it's not - possibly not anymore or not in my location — Nobody. In any case no obvious functionality appears broken. My device never finished finding people - as if it could not lock a location.
Can you confirm you don't have Google Play Services installed? Hugo Yes, no configured Google Play. Sometimes the app needs restarting to work properly, or GPS re-enabled Actually, I left it open for quite a while longer, and Play Services kept crashing all I saw was the error "Unfortunately Google Services has crashed" , while Tinder didn't get any data.
Using the Amazon Apps version solved the issue for me. Sign up or log in Sign up using Google. Sign up using Facebook. Sign up using Email and Password. Post as a guest Name. Email Required, but never shown. The Overflow Blog. Podcast Who is building clouds for the independent developer? Exploding turkeys and how not to thaw your frozen bird: Top turkey questions Featured on Meta.
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