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[โ€“] LeFrog@discuss.tchncs.de 2 points 6 days ago

I am.sorry to hear this. But I feel your pain. A few years ago I had a phone where some apps just where buggy as hell for some reason. There are so many factors contributing to app stability on Android:

  • Android version
  • Possible customisations from the phone manufacturer (bloatware, battery optimisations etc.)
  • Phone hardware, especially working memory and CPU

My current phone has 8 GB working memory and like 40 GB free memory available. It also runs a approx. five year old LineageOS installation, upgraded each year as stated on their website. Currently its LineageOS 22.2 (android 15).

All of this may or may not have great impact on how well FF Android runs.