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How To Free Space On Telegram: Clear Cache, Use Keep Media, And Reorder Stickers
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How To Free Space On Telegram: Clear Cache, Use Keep Media, And Reorder Stickers

Learn step-by-step how to clear Telegram cache by type, use Keep Media to auto-remove unused…

By Carlos Blanco
Understanding the Samsung Galaxy Store and How It Differs from Google Play: If you’re using a Samsung device, you’ve probably noticed two app stores on your phone: the Google Play Store and the Samsung Galaxy Store. While they might look similar, there are a few key differences in how they work and what they offer. Let’s break it down in simple terms. What is the Samsung Galaxy Store? Launched back in September 2009, the Samsung Galaxy Store (previously known as Samsung Apps and Galaxy Apps) comes pre-installed on Samsung Galaxy smartphones, Samsung Gear devices, and even some feature phones. It works a lot like the Google Play Store, allowing users to download and update apps. You’ll also get update notifications through the Samsung Push Service whenever one of your apps needs attention. How is the Galaxy Store Different from Google Play? In general, if you own a Samsung phone, your device might suggest using the Galaxy Store for updating pre-installed Samsung apps. However, you can still use Google Play to get other apps of your choice. Sometimes, you might even find an app in the Galaxy Store that isn’t available on Google Play. It’s also worth noting that even if an administrator blocks access to Google Play, Samsung users may still be able to download apps from the Galaxy Store. To learn more about blocking or allowing personal Google accounts and controlling access to the public Google Play Store, check out the article about restricting the use of personal Google accounts on Android devices. How to Block the Galaxy Store If you’d like to stop users from accessing the Galaxy Store, you can do that easily through Miradore. Just block it the same way you would any other system app using the Restrictions configuration profile. The package name you’ll need to enter in the Blocked system applications field is com.sec.android.app.samsungapps. ALSO READ: What Is Startpage? The Private Search Engine That Doesn’t Track You
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How To Disable The Galaxy Store App On Samsung Devices

Understanding the Samsung Galaxy Store and How It Differs from Google Play: If you’re using…

By Tricia Wei
What Is Face ID And How Does It Work On iPhone And iPad?
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What Is Face ID And How Does It Work On iPhone And iPad?

Learn how Apple Face ID works, which devices support it, how secure it is, and…

By Carlos Blanco
Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra: Best Features And Long-Term Tricks You Need To Know
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Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra: Best Features And Long-Term Tricks You Need To Know

Discover Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra’s best features, hidden settings, and expert tips to boost performance,…

By Carlos Blanco
How To Get Apple TV+ For Free In 2025: All The Best Offers And Trials
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How To Get Apple TV+ For Free In 2025: All The Best Offers And Trials

Discover every way to get Apple TV+ for free in 2025, from seven-day trials to…

By Carlos Blanco
SPEED UP YOUR PHONE
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5 Easy Ways To Instantly Speed Up Your Slow Phone

5 Easy Ways To Instantly Speed Up Your Slow Phone: Does your smartphone take forever…

By Tricia Wei
ChatGPT Go Vs Gemini Pro Vs Perplexity Pro: Which AI Subscription Is Best For You?
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ChatGPT Go Vs Gemini Pro Vs Perplexity Pro: Which AI Subscription Is Best For You?

Explore a detailed comparison of ChatGPT Go, Gemini Pro and Perplexity Pro, features, pricing, and…

By Carlos Blanco
How To Use Focus Modes Effectively On iPhone 16
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How To Use Focus Modes Effectively On iPhone 16

Learn how to set up and use Focus Modes on iPhone 16 to stay productive,…

By Carlos Blanco
How To Instantly Improve Your Home Wi-Fi Without Switching Providers
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How To Instantly Improve Your Home Wi-Fi Without Switching Providers

Improve your home Wi-Fi speed and stability with these four simple tips, no provider switch…

By Carlos Blanco
What’s On My iPhone 16 Pro Max: Top Travel Essentials And Everyday Apps You Must Have
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What’s On My iPhone 16 Pro Max: Top Travel Essentials And Everyday Apps You Must Have

Discover the best travel and everyday apps for the iPhone 16 Pro Max. From planning…

By Carlos Blanco

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