Like pretty much all operating systems, Android is prone to bugs and errors. Fortunately, most of these are ironed out quickly, thanks to regular software updates. We say most of these, and not all of them, because some (rare) bugs stay with us longer than they should.
One of these lingering bugs is responsible for making the Google Messenger app crash when you try to access it from the recent apps list (assuming, of course, that the app was already open). When the app crashes, Android displays a “Could not start Messenger” error message at the bottom of the screen, and you have to re-open … – Source
Seeing a "Could not start Messenger" error on Android? Here's how to avoid it
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