Samsung Galaxy users face this problem!

Recently, many Galaxy smartphone users worldwide encountered an unsettling 'harmful app' error within the Samsung Messages application. It was discovered that the root cause of this error was a temporary malfunction on Google's servers. While this has since been addressed and rectified, some Galaxy device users might still be grappling with the repercussions.

Those affected by this issue, especially those who opted for the "stop using harmful apps" feature through Play Protect, are advised to reset the app settings. This ensures that the existing app data remains untouched. However, users should note that this reset will influence various app settings such as stopped apps, notification blocks, data usage restrictions for apps not in active use, and permission constraints.

Samsung Galaxy users face this problem!

For those still facing issues with their Messages app, Samsung has provided a step-by-step guide. Begin by accessing the Settings application on the Galaxy device. Next, navigate to the “Apps” section. Here, one should tap the three-dot menu located in the upper-right corner, choose “Reset app preferences,” and confirm by selecting “Reset.” While this procedure resets preferences for disabled apps, notification constraints, background data restrictions, and permission limits, it's essential to understand that none of the existing app data will be lost.

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