#SAMSUNG GALAXY S3 FACEBOOK SESSION EXPIRED UPDATE#
We’ll keep following this and post an update if another solution pops up. That obviously points to a hardware problem, and yet other people have reported the problem just resolving itself when they ignored it, which would suggest a software problem. If you’re under warranty this might be your best bet. In a number of cases a faulty motherboard is deemed to be the cause and replacing it results in perfect operation. One is returning the device to Samsung for repair. Solutions: There are only two solutions that people are reporting consistently. Some people report success with this, but others say they have only reduced the frequency of freezing. Some people have reported a reduced frequency by turning off Wi-Fi or the mobile data connection, but that’s not convenient. You could also just wait, many people report that the issue fixes itself, but it may take 15 minutes or more and it can return at any time. You can also pull the battery, but we don’t recommend that. That seems to work for most people, but it won’t stop the problem from coming back. Workarounds: You can hold down the Power button and Restart or Power off and turn it on again. This seems likely to be a software problem and could be related to an Android update, possibly 4.1.2. The bulk of issues being reported now relate to phones that people have had no problems with for months suddenly developing a random freezing habit. If you experience this problem with a brand new S3, you should be returning it to get a replacement. A small number of users reported this problem in 2012, but it has been cropping up far more frequently in 2013. Updated 1-22-2014 by Simon Hill: Added browser dimming issue, messaging app crashing problem, and unable to download message. Related: Samsung Galaxy S3 review, GS3 tips and tricks, best GS3 cases.
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