If you own a Samsung Galaxy S22 device, it’s likely that you’re using it to access the internet and other digital content. However, if you want to remove Samsung from your home screen, there are a few steps you can take. First, head to Settings > System > Security and enable Unknown Sources. Then, open the Samsung Galaxy S22 app and sign in with your account information. Once everything is set up, tap on the three lines in the top left corner of the app’s main screen and select “Remove from Home Screen.” Now that Samsung is no longer on your home screen, you can enjoy your device’s full range of features without fear of any potential security breaches.
The default Samsung home screen launcher on the Galaxy S22 series has a “media page” on the left-most page of the home screen. On some models, it’s Google Discover, on others it’s Samsung Free. The steps below will remove the page no matter which one is enabled on your particular device.
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Remove Samsung Free on the Home Screen
The first method we’ll use takes place on the home screen itself. Tap and hold a blank space on the home screen.
The home screen will zoom out and you can swipe over to the left-most page, which is Samsung Free.
Simply toggle the switch at the top of the page off. You may also have the option to switch to “Google Discover” if you would prefer.
Remove Samsung Free from the Settings
The second method is from the Settings app. First, swipe down once from the top of the screen to open the Quick Settings and tap the gear icon.
Next, go to the “Home Screen” section.
From here you can remove the page by toggling off “Add Media Page to Home Screen.”
If you’d like to switch it to Google Discover, tap “Add Media Page to Home Screen” and then swap to Discover on the next screen.
That’s it! Samsung Free (or Google Discover) will no longer be on your home screen. Simply repeat these steps if you’d ever like to bring it back. Samsung devices offer a lot of customization and sometimes that means turning features off.
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