- Galaxy S10 and Galaxy Note 10 phones are getting stuck in bootloops.
- A just-released Samsung SmartThings Framework update may be to blame.
- So far, the only relief affected users have found is through a factory reset.
Updates are supposed to make our devices better: give them more features, fix bugs, and address security concerns. But there’s always the risk anytime you’re changing the software that a device relies upon that you’re going to changing something that stops it from working — and nobody wants to have to start fresh with a factory reset. Sadly, it looks like Samsung users are facing a problem just like this, as they discover their phones unusable after installing a recent update.
Over the course of the past day, a growing number of reports about Galaxy phones stuck in bootloops have been surfacing online. Two of the busiest threads we’ve seen are those on Reddit started by users rbthompsonv and mikethespike056, and based on user complaints that have come in so far, it’s looking like this problem affects basically all Galaxy S10 and Galaxy Note 10 series devices. That’s not necessarily an exhaustive list, though, and we also hear about the Galaxy M51 being impacted.