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title: "Is there any problem to keep more apps on an Android phone?"  
description: "Is there any problem to keep more apps on an Android phone?"  
author: "Lily Chitlangiya"  
published: 2021-12-09  
canonical: https://answers.mindstick.com/qa/94371/is-there-any-problem-to-keep-more-apps-on-an-android-phone  
category: "troubleshooting"  
tags: ["android", "troubleshooting"]  
reading_time: 1 minute  

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# Is there any problem to keep more apps on an Android phone?

Is there any [problem](https://yourviews.mindstick.com/view/84543/mass-layoffs-in-2023-problem-for-employees) to keep more [apps](https://www.mindstick.com/articles/85717/the-best-free-reading-apps-for-book-lovers) on an Android phone?

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## Answers

### Answer by Hitesh Vohra

- Even if you aren't on the websites you keep open, every tab is still running in the background. This, when used with other apps, can quickly deplete your **phone's processing power**. Leaving programmes open in the background consumes memory. Make sure you clear your open apps after you exit an app.
- More than half of [**Android**](https://answers.mindstick.com/qa/96800/why-is-android-so-popular-as-an-operating-system) users worldwide have recently complained that when they start their apps, they crash, slow down, or stop randomly. The problem was more prevalent in Google apps, but it also affects a wide range of other Android apps
- Apps are routinely updated to provide new features, improve current ones, solve known bugs, and improve security. Updates, on the other hand, can sometimes introduce fatal problems, leading the app or your phone to malfunction.

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**Read More: [What does the blocked symbol at the top right-hand corner of my phone mean?](https://answers.mindstick.com/qa/94374/what-does-the-blocked-symbol-at-the-top-right-hand-corner-of-my-phone-mean)**


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