How To Add And Remove Samsung Account On Galaxy S20
In this guide, I will walk you through adding and removing Samsung accounts on the new Samsung Galaxy S20 device. If you’re new to the Android platform and need some input on how to get this done, then you can refer to this straightforward tutorial. Here’s how to add and remove Samsung account on Galaxy S20.
New devices like Samsung’s latest Galaxy flagship smartphones will let you create and set up different types of accounts for personal and business purposes. Among the accounts you can add aside from your personal email would include but not limited to a Samsung account, Exchange, Facebook, Firefox account, OneDrive, and Google.
A Samsung account is one of the requisites to using Samsung products and services on a Samsung device. Hence, setting up a Samsung account is one of the first things to do upon acquiring a new Samsung smartphone or tablet. This can be done through the initial setup wizard or manual setup. Samsung accounts that are saved on the phone can also be modified and deleted, if necessary.
Read on for more detailed instructions on the creating and removal of the galaxy s20 Samsung account.
Easy Steps to Add and Remove Samsung Account on Galaxy S20
The selected account will then be deleted from the account directory of your phone.
You can repeat the same steps to add and set up a new Samsung account or other types of accounts on your galaxy s20. Just follow the onscreen instructions until you get to the Accounts menu where you can select which account type you’d like to set up. After selecting the preferred account type, enter all the required information and follow the rest of the onscreen commands to successfully set up the new account on your device.
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