When I try to login to the Android Stack Exchange app with my Google account I get . I tried it on multiple networks and on cellular but it gives me the same error consistently.  I also tried multiple phones running Oreo and Pie, tried reinstalling a few times on each and it always gives me the same error. I don't have a rooted device and no ad-blocker is running. When I try to log in with Chrome on the same phone it works normally and no error occurs.  How can I log into my account on Android?
I tried logging in with a Google account, but I got the following error:
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