com.google.android.gms.unstable big problem

[Lionheart3829]

Hi all, how is it going?

This issue is making me go crazy, to show you all my risolve in solving this matter, i would happily make a donation to your website, if it is possible to solve this, please.

I use telegram, google chrome, yandex, notepads, pdf readers etc...

All of a sudden, every twenty mins ish, they refresh out of the blue.

So, im on telegram, and boom, the chat im reading goes to the bottom.
When i use chrome, it refreshes on its own. But not like page refresh, more like the screen turns black for a second and then the page refreshes.

Same for my pdf readers.

No, i have disabled all auto refreshes on the apps.

So then i open 3c task manager and i see this app/process/service appearing right after i get the weird refreshes:

com.google.android.gms.unstable

Which belongs to google play services.

I have watched that for a long time. When this process starts my apps have the weird refreshes.

The only app immune to this bug is firefox.

I uninstalled play services many times, deleted its datas and cache.

The problem is still here.

I ve logged out of all my google accounts too.

What can i do, please?

Im using android 6
No root

Thanks for your time. Regards

 

[mustang7757]

Hi , welcome to AC!

We here to help you Free , no need for donations.

Which device you have ? And it's on andriod 6?

 

[Lionheart3829]

Hi , welcome to AC!

We here to help you Free , no need for donations.

Which device you have ? And it's on andriod 6?

Hi thanks for your reply.

My device is huawei cam-l21 android 6

I also installed netguard to block all internet traffic, but i still have the problem.

 

[mustang7757]

Hi thanks for your reply.

My device is huawei cam-l21 android 6

I also installed netguard to block all internet traffic, but i still have the problem.

So this phone has 2gb ram , it going to refresh content more often because of it , you can try lock apps to recent apps used list to see if it helps keep in memory from refreshing.

 

[B. Diddy]

Welcome to Android Central! Huawei is also notorious for very aggressive RAM management, so it could be related to that as well. https://dontkillmyapp.com/. Check the system settings for any RAM/battery "optimization" settings and turn them off. Also, if you have any 3rd party "memory booster" apps, get rid of them.

 

[Lionheart3829]

Welcome to Android Central! Huawei is also notorious for very aggressive RAM management, so it could be related to that as well. https://dontkillmyapp.com/. Check the system settings for any RAM/battery "optimization" settings and turn them off. Also, if you have any 3rd party "memory booster" apps, get rid of them.

Hi

I tried with these settings but i still have my problem.

Any ideas?
Thanks

 

[mustang7757]

Hi

I tried with these settings but i still have my problem.

Any ideas?
Thanks

Have you tried to lock apps to recent app view ? Might keep those from refreshing

 

[Lionheart3829]

Have you tried to lock apps to recent app view ? Might keep those from refreshing

Yes,

I also read gms.unstable is the part of play services that containts SafetyNet, to check if android is rooted,

But mine isnt.

I dont understand why i have this problem.

It does not fix even by un installing playservices. And i cannot disable play services, android doesnt let me do that.

Also, after the gms.unstable starts, it triggers the calendar app to start, which i cant disable either.

Maybe i should install the 32bit version of play services instead of 64?

 

[mustang7757]

Yes,

I also read gms.unstable is the part of play services that containts SafetyNet, to check if android is rooted,

But mine isnt.

I dont understand why i have this problem.

It does not fix even by un installing playservices. And i cannot disable play services, android doesnt let me do that.

Also, after the gms.unstable starts, it triggers the calendar app to start, which i cant disable either.

Maybe i should install the 32bit version of play services instead of 64?

You have to go by what your version is , but won't hurt to try