How to enter safe mode

By entering safe mode you create a scenario that is much easier to replicate for someone else (including developers). Entering safe mode also helps separate problems caused by third-party apps and problems caused by the Concept software itself. This is important since there are an enormous amount of third-party apps that could cause the problem and it is close to impossible to check all of them. If the problem is not reproducible in safe mode this means that it is very likely a third-party app or service that cause the problem. It increases the likelihood that the developers can reproduce the problem and find the cause.

'''ATTENTION! READ THE COMPLETE GUIDE TO THE END BEFORE YOU ENTER SAFE MODE!'''

Step-by-step guide

 * 1) Long-press the power-button (the one used to turn on and off the screen)
 * 2) In the menu that appears long press (2-3 seconds) the power off option.SafeMode1.png
 * 3) This will trigger another menu that describes safe mode. Press OK in that menu.SafeMode2.png

Things to consider before entering safe mode
Safe mode might set some of your settings back to initial settings and may delete some of your accounts.

Don't expect safe mode to solve your problem. It is nevertheless necessary to compile the information which is needed by the developers to find a solution. Hence, think about if it's worth to boot to safe mode or if the issue is acceptable. However, have in mind that the Sony developers will ask users to boot in safe mode strictly in debugging purpose.