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Another commenter agrees with you, writing: > it soft-bricked their phones (ie. they had to factory reset their device) But the whole point of coming up with
by neunnech 6y ago
Another commenter agrees with you, writing:
> it soft-bricked their phones (ie. they had to factory reset their device)
But the whole point of coming up with the word "brick" was to describe the set of scenarios where even things like factory reset won't work. This is "literally" all over again.
- ehsankia 6y agoBut even with a hard brick (where it's "literally a brick"), you can sometimes bring it back to life by opening the device and swapping a component or soldering something. I like soft vs hard brick, because it connects to software and hardware. With a soft brick, the device is basically a brick until you reset the software. With a hard brick, it requires potentially a hardware fix.