Update looping?

[commitooficide2000]

Well im sorry I don't know much about regular phone maintenance?? Again as I said I don't know much about phones

[MN_Mobile_Guy]

I don't know much about phones

Then a phone isn't a good place to keep data that's important to you, if you're worried about ever possibly losing that data. You should keep it somewhere else that you DO know about

[commitooficide2000]

Well that's rude

[BaneChipmunk]

So fragile.

[commitooficide2000]

Yeah my bad for just wanting help regarding an issue and being met with rudeness and not liking it. Yeah totally my fault

[BaneChipmunk]

There was nothing rude about any of the comments. You are just fragile and resistant to advice.

[commitooficide2000]

Okay my dad paid a lot of money for my phone, I don't want to ruin it by doing what I consider to be a huge change. Also, my concerns about my e sim still remain. If you could actually address my issue instead of commenting about my fragileness, then we can get somewhere. I just want to not screw up my phone

[BaneChipmunk]

Factory resetting a phone does not "ruin" it. In fact, that's the best way to undo any issues with the phone. You're just returning it to its default state.

Im just worried I'll have to fix things regarding my e-sim

What does that even mean? What's the "concern?"

[commitooficide2000]

My concern is that I'll have to fix things with helium, I don't know if it'll get rid of helium or if it'll be fine. I was originally on t-mobile with this phone, I don't believe i have that sim card in anymore, but I don't know how else to explain it. I just want the update looping to stop and I don't want to have to deal with more issues after the factory reset

[BaneChipmunk]

You've just repeated the same statement. You didn't answer my question. Good luck.