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This wikiHow teaches you how to remove or disable the Samsung Pay app on your Samsung Galaxy smartphone. While it’s not possible to delete the Samsung Pay app without rooting (or jailbreaking) your Android phone, you can eliminate the hassle by removing the shortcut icon, denying the setup, or moving the app to a hidden folder. If you haven’t updated your Samsung Galaxy to Android Oreo, you can still disable Samsung Pay (note: it can only be disabled, not removed).
Steps
Remove Samsung Pay on Rooted Android
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Root your Android phone if necessary. Since a pure Android installation doesn’t allow Samsung Pay to be removed, you’ll need to root your phone if you want to remove the app.
- Note: Android rooting is outside the scope of Samsung’s warranty and carries the potential for permanent phone damage if done improperly.
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Install Titanium Backup. Titanium Backup allows to remove pre-installed apps, you can find it on Google Play Store:
- Open
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- Tap the search bar.
- Enter titanium backup .
- Tap Titanium Backup root needed from within the search results.
- Tap INSTALL , then tap ACCEPT if prompted.
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Open Titanium Backup. Tap OPEN on the Google Play Store to open the app.
- You can also tap the Titanium Backup icon located in the Android App Drawer to open the app.
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Tap Samsung Pay . You may need to scroll down to find this option.
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Click the Un-install! (Uninstall) is at the top of the screen. Titanium Backup will start removing the Samsung Pay app from your phone.
- You can also select “Freeze” the application. Thus, the shortcut icon will be removed from the interface and stop running background processes, but the application will still be in the device’s memory. This is a less permanent solution than uninstalling the app if you’re not sure if you’re still using it. [1] X Research Source
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Wait for Titanium Backup to finish running. This process may take several minutes. Once Samsung Pay has been deleted, you can close Titanium Backup; Samsung Pay will disappear from the Home screen and App Drawer.
Minimize the impact of Samsung Pay
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Remove all Samsung Pay shortcut icons. If you have set up Samsung Pay, you can remove shortcuts (for example, icons on the Home screen) by:
- Open Samsung Pay.
- Tap the ⋮ icon in the upper right corner.
- Click Settings from the drop-down menu.
- Unmark items on this page.
- Close the Samsung Pay app.
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Open Samsung Pay. If you haven’t set up Samsung Pay, you can remove app icons from your Home screen by refusing to complete the setup process.
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Tap DENY when prompted. This will cancel the Samsung Pay setup process.
- You may need to do this twice or more.
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Deny other permission requests. In most cases, you need to check the “Don’t show me again” box. After completing the setup process, Samsung Pay will close, and the app icon will no longer be on the Home screen. [2] X Research Source
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Swipe up on the Home screen to open the App Drawer.
- On some Samsung Galaxy smartphones, you need to tap the App Drawer with the 3×3 grid of dots.
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Move the Samsung Pay app to its own screen. Tap and drag the Samsung Pay app to the far-right corner of the screen, then hold the icon there until a new page appears. Repeat this process until you get the icon to a blank screen with only Samsung Pay on it.
- Samsung Pay will hide from App Drawer content.
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Consider creating a “Junk” (Miscellaneous) folder. If you have more than one app to hide, drag and go to the same screen with Samsung Pay, then move it on top of the Samsung Pay app to create a folder, drop the app into that folder, and repeat with other similar content in the App Drawer.
Disable Samsung Pay on Android Before Oreo
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Understand when to apply this method. We cannot disable Samsung Pay on Android smartphones running Android Oreo (8.0) or later, so your phone must be running one of Android Nougat (7.0) versions or earlier. [3] X Research Sources
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Open Settings. Swipe down from the top of the Android screen, then tap the “Settings” app
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with the gear icon in the upper right corner of the menu that appears.
- On some Androids, you need to swipe down from the top of the screen with two fingers.
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Tap Apps . You may need to scroll down to find this option. A list of apps installed on your phone will appear.
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Scroll down and tap Samsung Pay . This app is in the “S” section of the list.
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Tap DISABLE (Disable). This button is located near the top of the app’s information page, where the UNINSTALL option is usually displayed.
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Tap DISABLE when prompted. The Samsung Pay app will be disabled from Android phones.
- Once disabled, the application’s functionality will stop, the application will no longer use system resources and will be hidden; however, the application remains on the machine. [4] X Research Sources
Advice
- Most manufacturer-installed Samsung apps can be re-downloaded from the Play Store whenever you want.
- The DISABLE option is only visible to the apps that came with the phone and cannot be uninstalled in the usual way.
- There are many apps that have the ability to “hide” pre-installed apps. These applications often have the same feature as the hidden folder on the App Drawer.
Warning
- Exercise caution when deleting apps with Titanium Backup. Some features or the interaction of apps may be affected when system apps are deleted. Furthermore, important system applications and processes will be listed along with other information in the Titanium backup. These contents may affect system functionality when deleted. If you are not sure, freeze the app using the “Freeze” option instead of uninstalling it completely. This solution, although not long-term, will be safer.
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This wikiHow teaches you how to remove or disable the Samsung Pay app on your Samsung Galaxy smartphone. While it’s not possible to delete the Samsung Pay app without rooting (or jailbreaking) your Android phone, you can eliminate the hassle by removing the shortcut icon, denying the setup, or moving the app to a hidden folder. If you haven’t updated your Samsung Galaxy to Android Oreo, you can still disable Samsung Pay (note: it can only be disabled, not removed).
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