How to Turn Off Safe Mode on Android Devices

You need to know for sure which app is causing the problem. Faulty or malicious software is the most common cause of an Android phone or tablet having to turn on safe mode. If your device never activated safe mode until it installed an app, the cause is probably the app.

• You may have to try many ways to remove the bad applications; Therefore, you should try first with apps that appear as soon as you open the device (such as apps on the home screen). ^[1]
• You can check the quality of the app you want to remove by looking online to see if other users have had the same problem as me.

Open Android’s Settings

in the App Drawer section.

• You can also swipe down from the top to open the notification display and then select the Settings icon.
  

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  in which.

Scroll down the list and select Apps . You’ll find this option in the middle of the Settings page.

• On some Android devices, you’ll select Apps & notifications .

Select App info . This selection will open the device’s list of applications.

• You can skip this step on some Android phones or tablets.

Select the app you want to remove to display its info page.

• You may have to scroll down the list to find the app.

Select Uninstall at the top of the page. This option will remove the app from your device.