Comment on Antivirus software deletes itselfparentComments−DominikR13yTrue, I've "bricked" my Android phone a few times by flashing a new OS version, and always recovered it with ADB.−sin713yThat's a 'soft brick'. It's a strange term, but necessary to differentiate from phones that will never turn on again.It's difficult to brick a phone these days.−DominikR13yI know, the point of my comment was that it's almost as hard to brick a phone as it is bricking a PC. You've got to kill the bootloader to achieve this, which rarely happens, even when you flash a corrupt OS.
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True, I've "bricked" my Android phone a few times by flashing a new OS version, and always recovered it with ADB.
That's a 'soft brick'. It's a strange term, but necessary to differentiate from phones that will never turn on again.
It's difficult to brick a phone these days.
I know, the point of my comment was that it's almost as hard to brick a phone as it is bricking a PC. You've got to kill the bootloader to achieve this, which rarely happens, even when you flash a corrupt OS.