How to fix random restarts on the Motorola Edge 50
The phone reboots on its own, freezes, or shuts down without warning: the full method, from a simple restart to a factory reset.

First, a full restart
Hold the Power button for about 30 seconds. If that's not enough, plug the phone in to charge for at least 5 minutes, then try the same forced restart again, this time while it stays connected.
Rule out common software causes
Check whether a system update is available, check available storage (storage that's nearly full can cause this kind of behavior), and check for app updates.
Isolating a problem app with safe mode
Starting the phone in safe mode reveals whether an installed app is the culprit. If the problem disappears in safe mode, you can uninstall the responsible app. If it persists anyway, it's better to move straight to the next step.
A factory reset, as a last resort
This removes any processes that might be at fault — but also all the phone's data. On a Windows PC, repair software also lets you reinstall the system. One useful detail: if the screen goes black when a call comes in and you can't answer, clearing the Phone app's data often fixes this specific case.
A special case: a frozen screen or a stuck blank/white screen
The same progressive logic applies: forced restart, then charging before trying again if needed, then checking for system and app updates, clearing storage, and a factory reset if nothing else works.
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Motorola Edge 50 5G