The most popular operating system for mobile devices, Android OS, relies on its endless customization options to stay ahead of its competitors. From the way our devices look to the way we type, the operating system allows us to change every aspect of them, and usually without lasting effects.

Modern smartphones have become exceptionally capable, pocket-sized entertainment machines. Yet, we still primarily use them to connect with our loved ones, colleagues, and even clients. And since texting is our preferred method of communication, we can’t stress enough how important a decent keyboard app is. There are a ton of third-party apps on the market, such as Swiftkey, Fleksy, and Touchpal, but traditionalists can’t seem to look past Google’s Gboard (tips).

The app covers all the basic functions and is usually one of the most reliable options out there. However, like all other applications, Gboard can also fall prey to malicious bugs from time to time. In this section, we will take a look at such a buggy situation and try to fix it; we will tell you how to fix the “Gboard has stopped working” issue on Android.

There are a number of ways to solve this problem. We will list them all for you.