Android app crashing on startup

@SecondLifeGames if you are using any type of plugin that's add "Android Resolver" and your resolver was success and still your app crash on play, try deleting your "Android Folder" (Assets -> Plugins -> Android).make sure to "Resolve" again from (Assets -> External Dependency Manager -> Android Resolver -> Resolve). if worked for me what i think is happing that my resolver created multiple files by deleting android folder and resolving it again worked.

@SecondLifeGames Apps on Android can crash due to insufficient storage space, too many apps running concurrently, a slow internet connection, or a lack of program updates. Here are some ways to resolve your problem: 1. You can Force stop your app 2. Restart your device 3. Update your device immediately,@SecondLifeGames Apps on Android can crash due to insufficient storage space, too many apps running concurrently, a slow internet connection, or a lack of program updates. Here are some methods: 1. You can Force stop your app 2. Restart your device 3. Update your device immediately

The problem might be some SDK like firebase , appodeal , or any other SDK w$$anonymous$$ch is loaded before any Unity code . For example I got crashes without any useful information because I forgot to update the SHA (according to the keystore) for firebase , or appodeal same problem because I left blank a property . Might not be the same issue for you , but pay attention to every SDK w$$anonymous$$ch contains natively code (for Android or iOS) . [EDIT] : Worth mentioning to activate "Enable Resolution On Build" (Assets -> External Dependency Manager -> Android Resolver -> Settings ) then click OK .

try this Check the logs: As you have already done, check the logs in Android Device Monitor or Logcat to see if there are any specific error messages or exceptions being thrown. This will give you a clue as to where the problem might be.

Check compatibility: Make sure your app is compatible with the Android version running on your phone. If your app requires a higher version of Android than what your phone is running, it may cause the app to crash on startup.

Check permissions: Make sure your app has the necessary permissions to run. If your app requires certain permissions and they are not granted, it can cause the app to crash on startup.