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Welcome, in front of me is a Samsung Galaxy A13 and today I'll show you how you can boot
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this device into safe mode. So to get started, let's pull down our notification panel, expand it and click on this power key
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right here. This will give us power options right here. And what you want to do is hold power off
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When you hold it, it changes into safe mode as you can see
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With a message below that, tap again to restart your phone and safe mode
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Downloaded apps will be temporarily disabled to help you troubleshoot your phone
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So let's confirm that by tapping on that again. And while the device is rebooting, I'm going to quickly go into a little bit more in depth
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into the safe mode. So this mode is used for troubleshooting your device, meaning if you are having, experiencing
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some kind of problems with your device right now, it's malfunctioning, malfunctioning
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not allowing you to do something or just overall doing something that it's not supposed to
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you can boot it into safe mode and hopefully whatever problem you had with it will be resolved
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in this mode. So you can try to solve your problem when the device is actually functioning as it's
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supposed to. As an example, if you find, install some kind of application, like a really malicious one
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where it's just messing up with your system, crushing it and you just cannot turn on your
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device or cannot really interact with it correctly, boot it into safe mode and that app cannot
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run anymore, so it cannot cause you any problems. Now while in safe mode, you will see that widgets, as an example, do not work
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And let's see if there's any other applications. Yep, Facebook does not work in this mode, so luckily, thank God, it can't spy on you
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in this mode. And any kind of other application that you have installed yourself will be basically
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not allowed to run, either by itself or you won't be able to turn it on either
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And the way you can distinguish which app can run and which one cannot, if you look
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at, as an example, Facebook, normally Facebook has this blue color to it, right
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But you can clearly see that this one is just grayish. So any app that cannot run will basically look gray like this
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So there we go. And once you're done with your safe mode and you want to go back to the normal one, let's
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go back to our notifications, select our power key, and this time around, all you need to
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do is select restart. Once the device boots back up, it will go back to normal mode
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