Several users have recently reported experiencing bootlooping problems after installing the latest software update on their Samsung Galaxy A56 devices. While the update was intended to bring minor improvements to the software, such as the ability to launch Gemini with a long press of the power button, it has unfortunately caused some users' phones to become stuck in a continuous reboot cycle.
Despite these reports, Samsung has not officially acknowledged the issue. However, users have discovered a simple workaround to resolve the bootloop problem. By powering off the device, removing the SIM card, and then restarting the phone before reinserting the SIM card once the OS boots up, users have been able to successfully address the issue.
It is worth noting that this bootlooping issue appears to be specific to the Samsung Galaxy A56, as users of the Galaxy A26 and A36, which also received the update, have not reported similar problems.
