Google Search Android encounters strange errors, automatically escaping when users search for these keyword phrases

The Google Search app for Android has just encountered a 'bad cry and laugh' error. When users search for certain English phrases, the application will crash and automatically exit to the main screen. According to our records as of the time of writing, this strange flaw has not been fixed.

There are no statistics on the complete list of keyword phrases that cause the Google Search Android app to fail, but based on the analysis of the reported reports, it seems that these phrases are all in the form of English-language questions starting. by the word 'What' and contain the word 'message' in addition.

A variety of related phrases including 'what is imessage', 'what is message', 'check my messages', 'show messages', 'my messages' and 'what are my messages' have all been tested. As a result, the Google Search Android application will immediately be thrown out after you enter these keyword phrases in the search bar and press enter, as shown in the illustration below:

However, this error will not appear on all devices because many users of OnePlus 6T have encountered problems with Google Search Android, while some users of Asus ROG Phone II or Xiaomi smartphones are not affected. affect.

Google has not made any official announcement regarding this issue. According to experts, this is just a small error that can be related to the compatibility of the current Google Search app version and customized Android version of each manufacturer. If so, everything can be resolved quickly through a small application update. However, it will take some time for Google to identify the specific cause and affected devices.

Whatever the real problem, hopefully Google will identify the problem soon and provide a fix to minimize the bad experience for a well-known application like Google Search.