Your smartphone behaves strangely after installing an application or game, or do you want to solve problems that suddenly appear? Android 12 has a safe way to fix issues with your smartphone, including when it suddenly restarts, crashes, crashes, or runs slower than usual.
In short, the safe mode is the option to turn on smartphones with minimal apps running on the back, which allows the user to identify and improve the stability issues of the Android smartphone. The latest smartphones running Android can easily get in the way.
How to restart your smartphone in safe mode
In the past, different brands used to take their steps to use the safe mode, but today for most smartphones, follow these steps:
- Press the power button (or a combination to show the closing list).
- Turn on To restart Where Dami until a notification appears on the screen.
- Turn on OK and wait for the phone to restart.
Safe mode not only displays the bottom water icon on the screen but also offers a limited number of apps (mostly from Google) / © kwgeek
For older devices, it may be necessary to go through the bootloader list to enable a safe mode. In this case, each manufacturer uses a combination of different keystrokes to unlock this list during the modern boot process. But in general, it is necessary to push the combination of Power + Volume down.
How to Get Out of the Safe Way
To turn it off safely, just restart your Android smartphone as usual.
What is the Android security mode?
The main purpose of Safety Mode is to identify the device that is crashing, freezing, or slowing down your smartphone. In fact, it works on your Android smartphone with only the necessary system applications, such as computers.
The safe mode also removes the home screen widgets on some smartphones, we turn on the airplane mode, which paralyzes the data and voice functions of the device.
If you feel that the issue of stability has gone to safe use, remove the newly installed app or games by going to the app Google Play Store: Tap your logo Manage app and devices > To manage > select app / game> Remove.
You can also try disabling the recently updated app, including some system or native app:
- Open them Setting
- Select an option Apps (Where Apps and Notices)
- Turn on All Apps
- Select the suspicious app
- Click the button Retirement.
Turn off some system redesign to fix broken issues But don’t forget to turn it back on again. / © kwgeek
After that restart the smartphone and check if the issue still occurs. If it persists, review the previous steps or leave a comment to describe your situation and the steps you tried to resolve.
Have you ever used a safe way to resolve issues with your Android smartphone? On a Windows PC? Share your troubleshooting tips with your smartphone in the comments below!
