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I've got no idea whether this still happens in more current Android versions or not, but on my phone I also discovered the weird phenomenon whereby force-stoppi

I've got no idea whether this still happens in more current Android versions or not, but on my phone I also discovered the weird phenomenon whereby force-stopping the Google app resets the selected assistant app back to Google instead of whatever else I might have chosen.

20after4 3y ago
That sounds like straight-up malware behavior. One process protecting the other so you can't kill them both permanently. This should be explicitly made illegal when it's done without the user's consent.