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There are several potential reasons why an Android application might crash after three rotations:

Memory leaks: The application may not be releasing resources properly after each orientation change, leading to a gradual buildup of memory usage until the system runs out of memory and crashes.
Configuration changes: The app may not be handling configuration changes (such as orientation) properly, causing errors to occur after multiple rotations.
Bugs in the code: There could be a bug in the code that is only triggered after three rotations, such as an issue with the way data is being saved or loaded.
Incompatibility with the device: There may be an issue with the app's compatibility with the specific device being used, which could cause errors after multiple rotations.
Outdated libraries or dependencies: The app may be using outdated libraries or dependencies that are no longer compatible with the latest version of Android, causing the app to crash after multiple rotations.

To pinpoint the exact reason for the crash, it is important to analyze the error logs and identify any specific errors or exceptions that are occurring after the third rotation.