how to set google chrome as default lgv10

The “good news” is, the boot loops or random reboots can be caused by a software or firmware glitch, which is much easier to fix than hardware defects. The problem is, LG V10’s architecture is oddly similar to the faulty G4, which leads to the same overheating problems that plagued older LG models. There’s even a class-action lawsuit opened against the South Korean giant by LG G4 and LG V10 owners. Back in 2016, the company admitted that there’s a problem with LG G4 and began offering fixes and replacements after a high return rate. I can’t think of another manufacturer that admitted to having this issue on so many different models. Go into Settings and search for “autofill” and you should find a menu similar to “Autofill service” depending on the Android smartphone you are using.LG has a long and painful history with the boot loop problem. Works for all Samsung Galaxy S10, S9, S8, Note 9, Note 8 etc…etc… And should work fine for all other Androids. Here’s how to fix it on any Samsung Android smartphone and also works for any other Android smartphones(I had to change it also on my Xiaomi phones).

You can even just completely disable it if you don’t need it. Well, the other day I finally took the time to dig into the settings and it’s very easy to change it back to Google SmartLock or even any other password manager apps such as LastPass. While the solution is very simple, I was too lazy to fix it and just started hating Samsung for using Samsung Pass. A few years back when Samsung started changing the default autofill to Samsung Pass, I suddenly could not use my Google SmartLock to enter my app passwords automatically. Now, before Samsung Pass, Google Android already had its own password manager system using Google’s own SmartLock.

For those of you with Samsung smartphone, you may have noticed something odd, that Samsung phones default your app passwords to Samsung Pass, which is Samsung’s own password manager.

How to set google chrome as default lgv10