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Galaxy SSwitch to Google's Messaging app & the issue will be resolved.
Doesn't look like Samsung has plans to fix Samsung's Messaging any time soon.
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Galaxy SAnd as for "unauthorised update", you know that you can turn Off auto updates, both in the Galaxy Store & the Play Store.
You don't have to do anything if you switch to Google's Messaging app, all your contacts information will be there, automatically.
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Galaxy SHi, We suggest you to try factory reset and check if it fixes the issue. Important : Please make a backup and save all information you need before factory reset, otherwise your personal information may not be recovered. Here are the steps to backup your data: Backup from Samsung account--Apps >> Settings >> Cloud >> Backup >> Select the data >> Back up now. Backup from Google account--Apps >> Settings >> Backup and reset. Here are the steps for factory reset, settings >> General management >>Reset >> Factory data reset >> Scroll down to the bottom and tap on Reset >> Delete All.
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05-07-2022 08:52 PM (Last edited 05-07-2022 08:53 PM ) in
Galaxy SWell, there's a few other things that you can try.
Boot into Recovery & Wipe Cache.
Boot into Safe Mode & see if the issue persists, if not then it's likely to be a 3rd party app that is responsible.
You mentioned Bluetooth seems to be involved, you could reset your network settings & see if that fixes the issue?
Samsung's Moderators are certainly not technical experts by any means, think of them as tier one support at a call centre.
Many of the Members here are actually far more knowledgeable than the Moderators, who usually cut 'n paste their answers.
But, who knows, maybe a Factory Reset is ultimately what you might have to do?
