To disable Safe Mode on an Android device, the most common and straightforward method is to simply restart your phone or tablet normally. Usually, restarting the device will exit Safe Mode and return it to normal operation. Here's how to do it in various ways:
- Press and hold the Power button to bring up the power menu, then tap "Restart." On some newer devices like Google Pixel 6 and later or OnePlus phones, you may need to hold the Power and Volume Up buttons together and then tap Restart.
- If the Restart option is not visible, press and hold the Power button (or Power + Volume Up) for about 30 seconds until the device restarts.
- Some devices, especially Samsung phones, may also allow you to turn off Safe Mode through a notification panel by swiping down, tapping the Safe Mode notification, and selecting "Turn off."
- If these methods do not work, you can consider a factory reset as a last resort to turn off Safe Mode by erasing all data and resetting the device to factory settings.
Safe Mode disables third-party apps to troubleshoot problems, so exiting Safe Mode after finishing troubleshooting is important to regain full device functionality.
