Samsung’s One UI offers arguably one of the best Android experiences out there thanks to its deep customization pool, though not everything that the South Korean tech giant throws into that pool is necessarily useful or even required. Whenever we’re setting up a new Samsung device, we make sure to turn off a few settings and features that don’t add much value to the overall experience.
Last week, we shared five such One UI settings and asked our readers which of those settings they also disable, and one option emerged as the overwhelming choice.
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