Auto Blocker? Opinions (As a repair minded person)

[userwVmtAWC73H]

Like i despise it. I see no benefit to enabling it in the event I need to reflash my phone or do data recovery for someone who doesn't wanna buy a new screen but just needs me to get their data. Or forgetting Samsung force enabled it and trying for an hour to copy a file to my pc. Like why? It seems restrictive. Can't I just enable the anti-malware and allow my own computer to work with it but not anyone else? Maybe an option that the Windows Store app work for all pc for Samsung login, and so if I'm signed in on that or a web browser I can have the security functions but if I need to go into download mode and flash my phone because a software update corrupted it

[Oxford]

I've read your post four times now, and I can tell you I have a huge headache because of your poor grammar, abysmal spelling, and lack of clarity. I would suggest calming down and trying to write something a little bit more reasonable and to the point, then maybe someone would willing to take the time to help you.

[Iamchaos13]

Comprehension not your thing huh? If you can't understand don't comment.

[realaud]

Are you aware you can turn auto blocker off?  You can just turn it off and never be bothered by it again, so you will be able to do what you need to do.  I don't even think it's on by default, as I never turned it on or off, but when I started to hear about it, I checked my settings and it was off. You can also keep it on for normal protection and then just turn off the "block software updates by USB" function.

[meself]

I believe it's off by default

[Popsicle20]

I like the Auto Blocker. It's a little inconvenient to have to turn it off when I need to do certain things with my phone, but I can deal with that.

I leave Maximum Restrictions turned off. It has some individual features that I like the sound of, but I don't want all of them turned on at once and the current version doesn't allow me to choose which features I want to turn on.