If you want the application to automatically stop updating on Google Play, please read this article

Usually the applications that you download and install on Google Play will automatically update when updates are available to fix the errors and give users the opportunity to experience new features.

However, this is also the reason why Android devices are getting "slow" gradually and if you are using mobile data, it is really terrible because the automatic update of the application will "consume" a lot of data. Mobile data is not small. Therefore, it is better to disable the automatic update of the application to make the device work faster. Or else you can set up to automatically update the application when there is a Wifi connection.

1. Disable automatic update of apps on Google Play

To disable automatic update (update) of applications on Google Play, follow the steps below:

1. Open the Google Play app on your device, then click the 3 dash line icon in the top left corner of the screen, select Settings.

2. On the Play Store Settings window, click the Auto-updates apps option .

3. At this time, the popup window of Auto-update apps appears. Here you will see 3 options:

1. Do not auto-update apps

1. Auto-update apps at any time. Data charges may apply

1. Auto-update apps over Wi-Fi only

4. To disable automatic update of the app on Google Play Store, click the option Do not auto-update apps on the popup window. Note, once you have selected this option you will have to update (update) all applications manually.

If you still want the application to automatically update (update) when there is a Wi-Fi connection, select the Auto-update apps over Wi-Fi only option.

2. Update (update) the app manually on Google Play Store

1. To update (update) the app manually, first open the Google Play app on your Android device, then click the 3 dash line icon in the top left corner of the app picture, press select My Apps & games.

2. At this time the screen will display a tab with applications installed on your device and a list of the apps you have downloaded. At the Installed list you will see applications divided into three categories: Updates, Recently updated and Up-to-date.

3. If any application has a new update listed at the top of the list, you can choose to install the update by clicking the Update All button in the top corner.

Refer to some of the following articles:

1. Summary of how to fix "The process com.google.process.gapps has stopped" on Android device

1. How to hide important data files and applications in Android devices

1. Decode all errors that appear on Google Play and how to fix them

Good luck!