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Welcome, in front of me is a Samsung Galaxy M52 and today I will show you how to put the
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device into safe mode. So to get started you want to pull down your notification panel, expand it, and you will
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see this power key right here. Click on it. This will bring up the couple of boot options that we have right here, and what you want
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to do is hold power off. This will in turn, as you can see, change into safe mode
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So now you can only click on it and this will initiate a reboot
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So the device will reboot and once it's back up it will then be in the safe mode
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Now, while it's booting up I'm going to quickly describe what safe mode is kind of used for
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because it's kind of a weird mode. So during safe mode only the pre-existing application will function, so anything that
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you have installed yourself from Play Store or any other means will be basically disabled
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from starting up and that is so you can troubleshoot your device. So if you have some kind of problems with your phone, if it's malfunctioning or functioning
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in a weird way that shouldn't be happening, you can boot it into safe mode and if it's
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some kind of app that was causing you problems, that app will not be able to start whatsoever
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during this mode. As you can see widgets are also disabled. We have things like TikTok which is disabled, although I don't think I even installed it
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Additionally, Facebook does come installed on the device. I'm not sure why, but as you can see it's now turned off and as you can see if you try
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to enable it, it says downloaded apps disabled in safe mode. Technically I never downloaded Facebook, it just basically jams itself in here, but hey
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Simpson does disable it in this mode. So even Facebook can spy on you in safe mode
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So once you're done troubleshooting your device in this mode, what you can do to leave it
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is go back to the toggles for booting. Click again on the power key and this time around select restart
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Simply tap on it and this will initiate a reboot of the device. Once the device is back up, it will be back in the normal mode
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And there we go, as you can see we're now back up in normal mode
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So if you found this video helpful, don't forget to hit like, subscribe and thanks for watching
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I'll see you next time.
