Removing themes

See if any of them offer the desired lock screen customization options. 3. Use a Custom ROM or Launcher: If you are comfortable with modifying your device’s software, you can try installing a custom ROM or using a launcher that provides more control over lock screen settings.Additional TipsHere are three additional tips to enhance your lock screen experience and customize it further:1. Utilize Widgets: Some lock screen apps or launcher replacements allow you to add widgets to your lock screen. You can add useful widgets, such as weather forecast, calendar, or to-do list, to provide at-a-glance information without unlocking your device. 2. Optimize Notifications: Take advantage of notification settings to prioritize the apps that are allowed to show notifications on your lock screen. This way, you can filter out unnecessary or intrusive notifications. 3. Explore Lock Screen Themes: Some lock screen apps offer themes or wallpaper customization options. Play around with different themes to find a look that suits your style.5 FAQs about Removing Music Player from the Lock ScreenQ1: Can I remove the music player from the lock screen on any Android device?A: While most Android devices allow you to customize the lock screen music player, there may be some models or versions of Android that do not offer this feature.Q2: Can I remove the music player from the lock screen without installing any additional apps?A: Yes, you can usually remove the music player from the lock screen by using the system settings on your device. However, if you want more customization options, you may need to install a third-party lock screen app.Q3: Will removing the music player from the lock screen affect the functionality of my music app?A: No, removing the music player from the lock screen only affects its visibility on the lock screen. Your music app will continue to function as usual.Q4: What should I do if none of the methods work for me?A: If none of the methods described in this blog post work for you, it is possible that your device or Android version does not support this level of lock screen customization.Q5: Is

August 27, 2021, 8:01pm 1 Today the Galaxy Themes App received an update (Galaxy themes Version: 5.2.01.18, Service Version: 11.1.0.1) which basically hid the app from user’s view.So this update is an automatic opt out, that stops showing you the Galaxy Themes App in the Home Screen and in the Apps list.Yes, you can go to search, find and open the themes menu in settings, then figure out there is an option to “turn on” the app again, but why? Why to hide our Themes Store, we’re themes sellers and our store is being hidden! Unfair!Why the Galaxy Store does not have an opt in / out too? Why themes are not longer present in the Galaxy Store, specially when our Themes Store is being hidden? That started in 2019 (It may be part of the privacy regulations) and yes sales fell somewhat. I don’t think the new update will have any affect since most people that opted out already did so.RonSamsung Developer Relations Redacted August 28, 2021, 3:59pm 3 I’m not sure how having an icon directly linking to the theme store would be a privacy issue, but it is annoying that this last update removed the icon from people’s home screens without any notice or warning! alblang August 28, 2021, 5:46pm 4 I understand your explanation, thanks. But why in the whole Galaxy ecosystem off apps -or bloatware- is Themes App the only one with that “privacy” feature that allows you to deactivate it, removing it from your

From both my home and apps screen, I’m from Argentina. The second screenshot is from a developer in USA, he experienced the same issue. Themes app disappeared without notification.Galaxy themes version: 5.2.01.18 / Service Version: 11.1.0.1 Redacted August 31, 2021, 8:13pm 11 Yep, removed without notification… unless the notification is hidden in the Terms and Conditions somewhere. Darn, mIne too, moved to Android Settings Ron Galaxy Theme Store is looking into this they were not aware of the issue.Apologetic Ron Thanks everyone that has responded in this thread. Because of your attention a patch will be released next week. I know it will put the app icon back in the icon tray we do not know if it will have an option to add to home screen or not.RonSamsung Developer Relations alblang September 2, 2021, 6:14pm 15 Awesome!! Thank you so much!! alblang September 11, 2021, 7:33pm 16 Hi again. So yes, there was an update --like you mentioned-- last week (Version 5.2.01.22), but the Themes Store App is still not visible in the apps tray. So it’s like they’re actually removing the Themes app as such.It’s redundant but I want to repeat that I’m talking about the list of apps that you know are installed somewhere in your phone, when you swipe up from the bottom of the screen and you see all apps, even those that are disabled: the Themes Store App disappeared, this one:Is it the beginning of the end of our Themes Store? Now, in the