An Android smartphone or tablet that won’t turn on is considered bricked; it’s about as useful as a brick because it has no available functionality. But don’t lose hope, because you might be able to unbrick your device. Keep reading to learn more about what causes bricking and ways to unbrick an Android device.
How to Unblock Hard Bricked/Soft Bricked Android Samsung at Home?
A device that turns on but does not work is considered soft bricked. A device that does not turn on at all is called hard bricked.
A soft bricked device may boot into recovery mode or get stuck at the boot screen. For example, if you try to install a custom ROM without first wiping the data from the original ROM, your device may encounter errors during boot, causing it to get stuck in a boot loop.
Other possible causes of bricking include:
