When Updates Cause Problems (and How to Fix Them)
Not every update spells disaster; sometimes the impact is mostly just annoying. For example, there was a time when an update to Google Play stopped me from installing new apps. The problem only went away after Google released another update to fix it. Sometimes, all you can do is wait for the company to push out a solution.
There are also situations where a malfunctioning update—like a broken Android WebView service, which is responsible for displaying web pages within apps—can be resolved by reverting to an earlier version. Often, this brings things back to normal.
How to Roll Back Google Services Updates on Pixel Devices
Before you get started, it’s important to note these steps only apply to Google services, not to apps you installed yourself. To handle problematic user-installed apps, go to Settings > Apps > All apps. If one
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