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Galaxy MDisable Automatic Data Decryption:
In the same security menu, turn off Automatic data decryption so apps inside Secure Folder don’t stay unlocked and running in the background .
Hide Secure Folder completely:
From Secure Folder Settings, toggle off Add Secure Folder to Apps screen, or
Use the Quick Settings tile (“Secure Folder”) to manually hide/unhide the folder .
Hiding doesn’t stop Recents visibility on its own, but it’s an added layer of privacy.
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Galaxy MDisable Automatic Data Decryption:
In the same security menu, turn off Automatic data decryption so apps inside Secure Folder don’t stay unlocked and running in the background .
Hide Secure Folder completely:
From Secure Folder Settings, toggle off Add Secure Folder to Apps screen, or
Use the Quick Settings tile (“Secure Folder”) to manually hide/unhide the folder .
Hiding doesn’t stop Recents visibility on its own, but it’s an added layer of privacy.
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Galaxy M1. Disable auto-create stories in Gallery (see #1 above).
2. Clear cache & data of the Secure Folder app (Settings → Apps → Secure Folder), then restart .
3. Update Secure Folder through the Galaxy Store or Play Store—Samsung may have rolled out a fix .
4. Update your device OS via Settings → Software update, then restart .
5. As a last resort, reset Secure Folder (Settings → Biometrics & security → Secure Folder → Reset)—this wipes folder contents, so back up first .
6. If none of the above helps, contact Samsung support—the issue is known and they may offer a targeted update
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