US EditionSamsung Galaxy A56 5G Users Report Bootloop Issues After Latest Update
- After receiving the May 2025 update, which includes Google Gemini integration, many Samsung Galaxy A56 5G users—particularly in Europe—have experienced their devices becoming stuck in a bootloop, causing significant usability problems.
- The update, build number A566BXXU3AYDK, introduced Google Gemini AI integration and the May 2025 security patch but caused system instability for some devices.
- Affected phones get stuck on the boot screen, preventing the operating system from loading and rendering devices temporarily unusable or 'bricked'.
- A temporary workaround involves turning off the phone, removing and reinserting the SIM card after booting without it, which helps many users recover their devices.
- Samsung has not yet released an official fix or statement, and the issue does not affect all Galaxy A56 units, while similar updates for Galaxy A36 and A26 have no widespread reports.
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