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05-12-2024 11:32 AM in
Galaxy AI would like to use my secure folder, and choose what goes in there, and what doesn't. When I set my secure folder up and open it, there are already 6 + apps in there that I didn't put there, and cannot remove. These are; Camera, Gallery, Internet, Folders, Email, Contacts etc.
It is my secure folder, not Samsung's, and the option is for me to build my own security using the apps I use (that are not Samsung driven apps) is, and should be my choice, not theirs!!
Is there a way to create a secure folder with nothing in it, other than what I choose to put there? Or, is there a way to remove the automatically added apps, as mentioned above. by removing them from my secure folder?
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05-12-2024 04:23 PM in
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12-05-2024 06:22 AM in
Galaxy AHide? How?
There is no such option
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12-05-2024 06:27 AM in
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12-31-2024 05:44 PM in
Galaxy AExactly! I want to be able to choose what apps I put in my secure folder and which ones I don't want in there!
Why 'must' my camera and gallery apps be hidden behind the secure folder??
Every time I want to add a photo to a message or post, etc, I have to stop, open the secure folder, open the gallery app, find the photo I want, then individually move that photo out of the secure folder, return to my message/post app, and add the now-available photo. It's infuriating and obstructive!
Why do Samsung need to be in charge of enforcing unnecessary security on my photos just so that I can protect my email, etc with a biometric lock?
(If Gmail would bother to add a biometric lock like hotmail did, I wouldn't need to use Samsung's *** secure folder.
Why do we need to cede control of our photos, etc in order to gain a little more security over some apps??
