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When it comes to connectivity, WiFi is more reliable than mobile data but it seems like some owners of the Samsung Galaxy A50 are experiencing difficulties connecting to the Internet because their phone reportedly keeps losing WiFi signal. As a result, their devices won’t stay connected to the Internet and many services will surely be
There are owners of the Samsung Galaxy A50 who reported that their phones keep losing mobile data signal. As a result, they can no longer send or receive MMS or picture messages and if WiFi isn’t available, they cannot connect to the internet using cellular data. Depending on how you use your phone daily, you
When a smartphone like the Samsung Galaxy A50 has no service or no signal, there are several factors to consider for you to be able to determine why the issue occurs and you need to do to fix it. But based on our experience, this problem is actually not a serious one. There are times
Some owners of the Galaxy A50 have been complaining about the WiFi switch that is greyed out. They said that the problem started after an update and that it occurred without any obvious reason. It is not really uncommon that sometimes some services may act up. In fact, there were also users who reported to
Your phone may be properly connected to your WiFi network but it doesn’t necessarily mean you can browse the internet already. There are times when your phone has no internet connection even if everything seems fine. Most of the time, this is an issue with the network but it is also possible that the problem
When a certain service on your Galaxy A50 is disabled, the problem can be due to a glitch. Glitches happen all the time and when they do, various issues may occur and this can be one of them. We have readers who reported that the mobile data switch on their phones is greyed out. Meaning,
When a WiFi connection starts to keep dropping, the problem could be with your network device or your phone. That’s the reason why you need to troubleshoot your phone to be able to determine the cause of the problem as well as fix it. Some owners of the Samsung Galaxy A50 have encountered this problem,
The Samsung Galaxy A50 is a mid-range device and while it’s not as fast as the flagships, it should still be able to work properly without any issues. Among the services that are always reliable is the WiFi. But just recently, some owners of the phone have complained that their device won’t connect to WiFi
Network problems or connection issues are among the most common problems any smartphone owners may encounter every now and then. But unless your device has some serious physical or hardware damage, these problems can be fixed by doing some basic troubleshooting procedures. It seems like some units of the Samsung Galaxy A50 have been hit
My Samsung Galaxy A50 is doing pretty good and is very responsive. I never actually encountered issues with it. However, some of our readers reported because they have encountered some performance issues with it. The most common issue is when the phone keeps freezing for no apparent reason or cause. Random freezes are pretty annoying
It would seem like some owners of the Samsung Galaxy A50 are currently being bugged by a problem with Snapchat. According to some, the error ‘Snapchat keeps stopping’ shows up when they open it. Such error actually means that Snapchat keeps crashing on the phone and either the problem is with the app only or
The screen flickering issue that seems to be bugging some owners of Samsung Galaxy A50 could be just a pretty minor problem that concerns the firmware or it could also be a sign of a serious hardware problem. What you can do about this issue is troubleshoot your phone so that you would know what
When a smartphone like the Samsung Galaxy A50 keeps lagging without apparent reason or cause, you can always expect it to be an issue with the firmware. Such is the case with some of the owners of the device. According to some, their units just started to become sluggish and slow in executing usual processes,
The black screen of death may occur from time to time even to smartphones with pretty impressive specs like the Samsung Galaxy A50. But contrary to what most users believe that it’s a hardware issue, it’s actually just a minor problem with the firmware. More often than not, you will be able to fix this
When a smartphone like the Samsung Galaxy A50 keeps restarting by itself, you can almost expect it to be an issue with the firmware, especially if there are no signs of physical and/or liquid damage. However, you need to perform some troubleshooting procedures to be able to determine what the issue really is all about
The Samsung Galaxy A50 actually has some impressive hardware specs and runs on the latest Android version, Android 9 Pie, but some owners are complaining because after just a few weeks, their phone already started running slow. Performance issues can always be attributed to the software or firmware. But there are also instances wherein this
When a popular application like the Instagram keeps stopping or crashing on a smartphone like the Samsung Galaxy A50, you can always expect it to be an issue with the app. Unlike Facebook, Instagram does not come pre-installed on an A50, and third-party apps that keep on crashing are really not that hard to fix.
The error message ‘Camera keeps stopping’ that pops up whenever the camera app is launched basically means that the app has crashed or keeps crashing. This seems to be bothering some owners of the Samsung Galaxy A50. It may seem like a serious problem, but more often than not, it’s just a minor issue, which
The Samsung Galaxy A50 is a good phone and has the feel of the Galaxy S10e. It’s also fast and responsive as it runs on Android 9 and Samsung’s One UI. However, just like any other smartphones, it’s not perfect and at some point, you may be able to encounter hiccups here and there. In
When a smartphone like the Samsung Galaxy A50 gets stuck on the boot screen and would not continue to boot up, you can always expect it to be a problem with the firmware. The gravity of the problem basically depends on what you did before the issue started. If you tried to root or install