Samsung wants to make flipboard briefing on Galaxy S7 Edge a personalized magazine in order to give you the chance to get news from around the web based on your interest, but things are not always working in your favor. This is a special version of Flipboard app for Samsung devices, so you can only imagine that the company’s latest Galaxy S7 Edge has it too. Step 3: In the newly opened list, tap on Application Manager.Flipboard Briefing is nothing new and yet, there’s no joy when talking about it.Step 2: Scroll down to the device section and click on Application.Second Method : How to disable My magazine on your home screen? Step 4: My Magazine option is removed from you home screen.Step 3: Now head over to the Magazine column and unmark the checkbox for that home screen.Step 2: Press and hold the back button for few seconds.Step 1: Unlock your device and stay on the home screen on your device.Note: Samsung earlier use to call its Flipboard magazine as My Magazine, but the nowadays company has renamed it to Flipboard Briefing.įirst Method : How to remove the Briefing Magazine column from the home screen? We have mentioned two ways, first method would allow you to completely remove the feature from home screen while second would only disable the feature. So, to make it easier we have made this tutorial on how you can disable the My Magazine / Briefing on Galaxy Note 5. In earlier versions of TouchWiz UI, it was easy to find the settings to remove this feature, but with new upgrades based on Android Lollipop it is not quite easy to find the settings for it. I tend to keep my apps on home screen only, and with no continues scrolling feature present it was only natural that I would swipe left from the first home screen, and would be welcomed with the Flipboard-based magazine.
I haven’t been fan of Samsung’s My Magazine/Briefing service on its Galaxy devices, when I was using the Galaxy Note 4 Edge as my primary device last year, it was one of the most annoying things on the home screen.
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