Android app crashes can be caused by a variety of factors, including:

• Outdated apps. Apps that are not up to date with the latest security patches are more likely to crash.
• Corrupted data. If the data in an app is corrupted, it can cause the app to crash.
• Hardware problems. If a device's hardware is not working properly, it can cause apps to crash.
• Software problems. Bugs in the Android operating system or in an app's code can cause crashes.

In general, Android app crashes are more common on older devices. This is because older devices may not have the latest security patches or may have hardware problems. However, even newer devices can experience app crashes.

There are a number of people who are still facing issues with Android app crashes. These include:

• Users of older devices. As mentioned above, older devices are more likely to experience app crashes.
• Users with low-end devices. Devices with low-end hardware are also more likely to experience app crashes.
• Users who install apps from untrusted sources. Apps that are installed from untrusted sources are more likely to be malicious or contain bugs that can cause crashes.
• Users who root their devices. Rooting a device can give users more control over their device, but it can also make the device more unstable and prone to crashes.

If you are experiencing app crashes on your Android device, there are a few things you can do to try to fix the problem. These include:

• Update your apps. Make sure that all of your apps are up to date with the latest security patches.
• Clear the app's cache and data. This can sometimes help to fix problems with corrupted data.
• Reinstall the app. If clearing the cache and data does not work, you can try reinstalling the app.
• Factory reset your device. This is a last resort, but it can sometimes fix problems that are caused by software problems.

If you are still experiencing app crashes after trying these steps, you can contact the app developer for help.