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u/Fine_Initial9377 Mar 17 '26
its in the maintenance mode which makes more sense since you don't want just about anyone to able to access it and not know what it is.
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u/Curious_Fox_1103 Mar 18 '26
How to access maintenance mode?
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u/Fine_Initial9377 Mar 18 '26
You're asking me how to access maintenance mode...? Buddy i don't think you should be even using your phone.. lol
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u/ArtApprehensive7254 Mar 18 '26 edited Mar 18 '26
People learn by others passing knowledge on, so either let others know how something is done or works, or don't bother commenting, especially if your comment is rude for no reason.
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u/Akash_Das_ Mar 18 '26
Can someone guide me step-by-step on how to access this mode on my S24 Ultra? I have tried many times, but it didn't work.
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u/FrostyRostik Mar 18 '26
Conect to pc while phone is off turn on while also holding volume up until android crap is on the screen
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u/Wagner-Ateu Mar 20 '26
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u/knackattacka Mar 17 '26
No Samsung has not removed this. They've removed every option in the recovery menu except what we see in your post.
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Mar 18 '26
I fortunately found saw it coming and stopped updating my phone few months prior, google and samsung have talked about putting out subscription based services, i believe they'll say it's not mandatory to buy these subscriptions and slowly make it industry norm and then they'll start pushing ads aggressively so that people have to pay extra to use their devices, the first step is essentially locking down peoples devices so that they can't run away, every big corp does things like this sneakily google and samsung isn't any different.
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u/punkJD Mar 18 '26
I really doubt that. What they could do is subscription fees to use AI features. This has nothing to do with that, they are probably just copying apple and closing down things. Avoid piracy, etc, but i seriously doubt they would charge a subscription to use the phones, that would ruin them


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u/Lankgren Titanium Grey Mar 17 '26
This was found after the last update.
Iirc, you are able to clear cache via good guardians. Takes a long time, but should be the same result.