Hi. Since two, three days my phone started suffering from freezing just after camera app was open.
It occurs in different scenarios (purely random):
Immediately after Camera app was open
Few seconds after
From time to time camera allows to take one, two photos, then it freezes
Quick open camera (double tap on side button) usually freezes
Phone freezes completely and either forced reboot is necessary or it shuts down itself.
Basically it makes one of its core features unusable and sets up high risk of losing data by accidental camera open.
I've tried most of suggestions found over internet including:
Resetting camera preferences together with data & cache wipe
Leaving the phone turned off for certain amount of time
Today I've even performed factory reset
None of that helped.
Problem began like two days ago, there was no major software update, no manual software modifications, no physical accident such as getting phone wet, fall damage or high temperature.
Occurs on: Galaxy A52S 5G
Android 12, OneUI 4.1 March Update
Are there any solutions, known bugs or is it hardware malfunction and I should contact authorized service?
Try this. Turn off the device. After its powered off, Press and hold the Volume Up key and the power button at the same time. When the android logo appears release all buttons. After the next screen comes up use the volume down key to navigate to "wipe cache partition", use the power key to select this option. After its complete, if there is an option for "repair apps" do that. If not just navigate to "reboot system" use the power key to select.
Try this. Turn off the device. After its powered off, Press and hold the Volume Up key and the power button at the same time. When the android logo appears release all buttons. After the next screen comes up use the volume down key to navigate to "wipe cache partition", use the power key to select this option. After its complete, if there is an option for "repair apps" do that. If not just navigate to "reboot system" use the power key to select.
Hello. So far it helped. I've applied your fix (both actions) and so far (one day) there was not a single freeze.
Previously I've found suggestion just to wipe the cache partition, but it did not help alone.
Together with repair apps it might have helped. Is it known what this option does under the hood that might have solved the issue?
Anyway, thank you very much, because if the issue is not even fixed or I'll face it in near future, this action heavily reduced the number of freezes (at this moment to 0 :)).
