Swipe down from the top of your Android's screen to bring down the notifications panel, then tap SAFE MODE or a similarly titled option. This will typically cause your Android to exit Safe Mode, though it may restart in the process. Not all Androids have this option. If you don't see a SAFE MODE option in the panel, just go to the next step. Press and hold the "Power" button, then tap Restart or Reboot in the pop-up window. This will almost always cause your Android to exit Safe Mode. If your Android restarts still in Safe Mode, proceed to the next step. To do this, you'll turn your phone off and wait for a few minutes before turning it back on:  Press and hold the "Power" button. Tap Shut down  Leave your phone off for a few minutes. Press and hold the "Power" and "Volume Down" buttons at the same time to restart your phone from the cold shut-down. lear your Android's cache. This will remove all of the temporary files associated with your Android's startup, as well as any apps on your phone or tablet. If you recently installed an app, it may be the reason that your Android is stuck in Safe Mode. Delete any apps that you recently installed, then try to restart your Android. . If nothing else will work, you may need to reset your Android to factory settings. This will wipe your current data from your Android, so make sure you've backed up your Android before resetting your Android. If this doesn't solve your Safe Mode woes, you'll need to take your Android into a tech department for diagnosis.

How would you rephrase that briefly using Vietnamese?
Dùng bảng thông báo. Khởi động lại thiết bị Android. Tắt máy trong một lúc. Mở điện thoại và giữ nút "Giảm âm lượng". Xóa bộ nhớ đệm của Android. Thử xóa các ứng dụng gần đây. Reset thiết bị Android