So I'm running everything stock. Already replaced my phone once yesterday. This is what happened:
Did the system update over wi-fi at home. Went out and suddenly it restarted. Then a few seconds restarted again. And again.
It basically went into boot loop in a sense. I went back to the store where I got it from (within 14days still) and they couldn't do anything with it and gave me a new one. So come today. I get the update, download it. SAME thing. It stays on for about 3-6 seconds and restarts.
BUT I was able to turn off my "Mobile Data" and it stays on. No restart. But it shows up with MIPERRActivity which is com.sec.app.MIPErrorNotifier. I can use wi-fi just fine. But the second I turn Mobile Data back on, it freezes my phone and restarts. And then restarts after a few second of being turned on.
When looking at the Permissions, it looks as if it essentially has permission to do everything and anything on my phone. Could this be some sort of viral file that got attached to the update somehow? Or just a monitoring app that runs in the background?
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Also, I'm on Sprint and I can turn the wifi on/off so long as the mobile data is turned off.