Modern smartphones are equipped with many features to protect the device. One of them is safe mode. In it, the system disables all downloaded applications, leaving only those provided by the manufacturer “by the factory”, and also disables all wireless communication modules.
Sometimes users are faced with the fact that their device itself rebooted into safe mode. The most common reason is that malware is installed on the smartphone. Android recognizes interference with the system and goes into defense. Safe mode allows you to exclude extraneous influence on the operation of the operating system and makes it possible to remove the program that contains the virus.
How to disable safe mode
On all Android devices, turning off is done in several ways. The first one is simple device reboot, after which the phone returns to normal mode. The second is through curtain notification (This method is used mainly in Samsung smartphones). When you click on it, a window will appear asking you to restart your smartphone in normal mode.
As you can see, nothing complicated. However, there are situations when all potentially unwanted applications are removed, the device is rebooted, and the system still remains in safe mode. In this case, most likely, the virus has penetrated deep into the system and the average user will not be able to cope with it. In this case, the third method will help – device reset to factory settings.
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