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How To boot OnePlus 7 into safe mode (ENTER SAFE MODE)

Here we will be sharing an in-depth guide to Boot into Safe Mode On OnePlus 7 and How to boot OnePlus 7 Out of Safe mode. Safe mode is used when a user wants to fix a device and don’t want any app to interfere in that process. Entering into safe mode won’t delete any data on your device.

The OnePlus 7 was launched alongside with the OnePlus 7 Pro. The device has all the same internal (majority) as the OnePlus 7 Pro. It only lacks the pup up a camera and 90Hz 2k AMOLED Screen. The device runs Android v9.0 (Pie) at the top of OxygenOS 9.5.4 out of the box. It has a 6.41 inches (16.28 cm) bezel-less Optic AMOLED capacitive touchscreen display with a waterdrop notch. The native resolution is 1080 x 2340 pixels. It is well protected by Gorilla Glass 5 Protection. The device is powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 Octa-core Processor coupled with 6/8GB of RAM and 128GB/256GB of onboard storage option.

The device sports a 48 + 5 MP Dual Rear Cameras and a 16 MP, f/2.0, 25mm (wide) front-facing camera. The main rear camera can shoot 2160p@30/60fps, 1080p@30/60/240fps, 720p@480fps, Auto HDR videos. The OnePlus 7 houses a 3700 mAh battery with Dash Charging (20W). It has an On-screen Fingerprint Sensor.

Steps To Boot Safe Mode On OnePlus 7

boot OnePlus 7 into safe mode (ENTER SAFE MODE)

  • First, tap and hold on the Power Off button. Now, wait for the power off menu to appear on the screen.

OnePlus 7 Safe Mode

  • Keep holding the power off button after the menu appears
  • After a few secs, the Safe Mode prompt will appear in the middle of the screen
  • Just tap the OK
  • The device will boot into safe mode.

Steps To Boot OnePlus 7 Out of Safe mode

  • Just Switch Off the device completely and turned it on again.
  • That’s it!! your device should be out of safe mode.

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Dibyashree Sharma
Dibyashree Sharma
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Dibyashree Sharma graduated in Computer Science from NIT Rourkela. For the past eight years, she has been blogging about Android, which she is really passionate about. She has built a good reputation as a reliable source. Away from the digital sphere, Dibyashree enjoys playing tennis, a sport she is as passionate about as she is about technology.

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