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Comment by rickdeckard

The page mentions that an adb command is required to recover the device, but I can't find details on what exact adb this is.

Overall a bit frustrating to have such a fancy webpage with a dedicated address, but then no description on how to actually #1 identify and #2 recover an affected device...

> "Once the database is corrupt, com.android.phone no longer needs a fresh message to fail: it crashes immediately on every boot as it reads the damaged store [..] a factory reset only helps temporarily"

Can't I delete the storage of com.android.phone instead of a full factory-reset?

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