Safe Mode On Phone, What It Means & How To Turn It Off Or How To Activate Safe
Android phones are small portable computers, and like any computer, they can suffer glitches that prevent them from working properly. It’s also a good idea to switch to safe mode on Android if your phone becomes slow, unresponsive, or restarts at random. Because If a user’s phone is exhibiting slow loading speeds, restarting, crashing or freezing, safe mode can tell if the problem is from a new app or with the device itself.
If you have the feeling that your phone is the victim of software-related problems (operating system, applications, viruses, etc.) You can start the phone in safe mode! Of course, once you reboot out of safe mode, you may have to test each of your third-party apps individually to find the culprit. You can then remove apps that cause issues or reset your device entirely.
How to enter safe mode on Phone ?
Method 1 : Enter Safe mode with Key Combination
Press and hold the “Power” button until the “Power off” option appears, then choose Power Off.
Press and hold the power button until you see an animated logo. Then press the “Volume down key” and hold the Volume Down key until the phone finishes rebooting. Keep holding down the Volume Down key until the phone finishes rebooting.
‘Safe Mode’ should now appear in the bottom left corner of the screen. If it doesn’t, repeat the process or try the alternative method.
Method 2: Enter Safe mode with recovery mode
Switch off your Phone. Then, enter into Recovery mode. To do this, press and hold down the Volume Up+ Power buttons simultaneously for some time.
To navigate between the options in this menu use the volume keys.
Navigate to “Safe Mode” And and Confirm with power button.
You are now in safe mode.
How to Exit Safe Mode on Android
You can only turn off Safe Mode on Android by simply restarting your phone. Just press and hold the power button until a power icon appears on the screen, and then tap it.