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Originally Posted by banden
Yeah I understand safe mode for Windows, or other apps as it usually means that it will load with reduced functionality in order to isolate issues.
Safe mode is normally only used in those systems as part of troubleshooting issues... and usually major ones. Also it usually only gives access to utilities or diagnostics.
So I guess I worded it wrong, why would it be turned on as a default? I wonder what the difference is with this app that makes it safe mode.
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Ah okay well I think he may have changed how something works behind the scenes and although we might not notice the difference on the Droid, maybe others notice problems with his new coding so he set safe mode to default that uses different code. It isn't missing features like Windows Safe Mode but it is probably using some sort of different code.