How to Stop AI Tip Notifications on Samsung Galaxy S24 in 2026: Complete Guide

The Samsung Galaxy S24, S24+, and S24 Ultra are loaded with powerful AI-powered features designed to simplify your daily tasks. However, if you’re constantly bombarded with AI tips and suggestions, you may want to take control of these notifications. Whether you prefer to silence just the tip notifications or disable all Galaxy AI features entirely, this guide covers every method available in One UI 6.1, One UI 7, and beyond as of 2026.

Understanding AI Notifications on Galaxy S24

Samsung’s Galaxy S24 series includes several sources of AI-related notifications. These come primarily from the built-in Tips app, Galaxy AI services, and Bixby. Understanding where these notifications originate will help you target the right settings to disable them. The Tips app sends proactive suggestions about using Galaxy AI features, while Galaxy AI itself may send notifications about available features like Live Translate, Note Assist, or Photo Editor improvements.

It’s important to note that notification settings paths may vary slightly depending on your specific model, carrier, and One UI version. If you don’t find a menu exactly as described, use the Settings search function to quickly locate the option you need.

Quick Method: Disable Tips App Notifications Only

If you want to keep Galaxy AI features enabled but just silence the Tips app notifications, follow this quickest approach:

1. Open Settings — Swipe down from the top of your home screen and tap the gear icon, or search for “Settings” in the app drawer.
2. Navigate to Apps — In Settings, tap “Apps” or “Applications” depending on your One UI version.
3. Find the Tips App — Search for or scroll through the list to find “Tips” or “Samsung Tips”.
4. Block Notifications — Tap on the Tips app, then select “Notifications” and toggle off “Allow notifications”.

This method takes only seconds and immediately stops the Tips app from sending you notifications while preserving all other Galaxy AI functionality.

Method 1: Disable Individual AI Tip Notifications in Settings

For more granular control, you can disable specific types of tips while keeping others enabled. This approach is ideal if you find some tips useful but want to silence others.

Step 1: Open Settings

Unlock your Galaxy S24 and swipe down from the top of the home screen to access the notification panel. Tap the gear icon to open Settings. Alternatively, you can say “Hey Bixby, open Settings” to launch the app via voice command.

Step 2: Access Notifications Settings

In the Settings menu, scroll down and tap “Notifications”. This menu houses notification controls for all apps on your device. In One UI 7, you may also see “Notification settings” at the bottom of the notification panel itself, which provides a shortcut to this same menu.

Step 3: Find the Tips Application

Under the list of apps, look for “Tips” or “Samsung Tips”. Tap on it to open notification controls specifically for this application. Note that the exact name may vary slightly based on your region or One UI version.

Step 4: Toggle Off Suggestion Notifications

You will see several notification options for the Tips app. Look for toggles labeled “Suggestions”, “Allow notifications”, or similar. Tap the toggle switch to turn off or gray out these notifications. This prevents the AI assistant from sending proactive suggestions about features you haven’t used yet.

Step 5: Disable Other Tip Categories (Optional)

While in this menu, you may also see other notification types such as “General Tips”, “Introduction Tips”, “Update Tips”, or “Feature Tips”. If you want to disable tips completely, toggle off all of these options. If you prefer to keep certain categories, you can selectively enable or disable them based on your preference.

Step 6: Return to Settings

Tap the back arrow or navigate back to confirm your changes. The settings apply immediately, and you should no longer receive notifications from the Tips app.

Method 2: Use Advanced Settings for Comprehensive Notification Control

One UI 6.1 and One UI 7 offer advanced notification filtering options that let you minimize less important notifications system-wide. This is useful if you want to reduce notification clutter from multiple apps, not just Tips.

1. Open Settings and tap “Notifications”.
2. Tap Advanced Settings — This option appears at the bottom of the Notifications menu.
3. Enable Filter Notifications — Toggle on “Filter notifications” to activate advanced filtering.
4. Choose a Filter Type — Select from:
   • Old Notifications: Hides notifications older than 24 hours
   • Background Notifications: Minimizes notifications from apps running in the background
   • Minimized Notifications: Collapses less important notifications into a single summary

This method doesn’t completely block Tips notifications but groups them with other less important notifications, reducing their visibility on your screen.

Method 3: Disable Notifications Entirely with Do Not Disturb Mode

If you need temporary relief from all notifications without permanently disabling them, use Do Not Disturb mode.

1. Swipe down from the top of your screen twice to open the Quick Settings panel.
2. Find the Moon Icon — Look for “Do Not Disturb” or a moon-shaped icon in the Quick Settings.
3. Tap to Enable — Activate Do Not Disturb mode.
4. Set Duration — Choose how long the mode should stay active (30 minutes, 1 hour, 2 hours, etc.).
5. Customize (Optional) — You can customize which contacts or apps are allowed to send notifications even in Do Not Disturb mode by going to Settings > Notifications > Do not disturb and configuring exceptions.

When Do Not Disturb mode is active, all notifications, including Tips, will be silenced or hidden from your lock screen depending on your settings.

Method 4: Uninstall or Disable the Tips App Entirely

If you never want to see the Tips app again, you can disable or uninstall it on most Galaxy S24 models.

For One UI 6.1:

1. Open Settings > Apps.
2. Search for and tap Tips.
3. Tap Disable or Uninstall (the option available depends on whether the app is pre-installed or downloaded).
4. Confirm your choice when prompted.

For One UI 7:

The process is similar, though One UI 7 may use slightly different terminology. If you don’t see an “Uninstall” button, the Tips app is pre-installed and can only be disabled rather than fully removed. Disabling the app will prevent it from running and sending notifications.

Note: Uninstalling or disabling the Tips app does not affect Galaxy AI functionality. You can still access all AI features through the main Galaxy AI settings menu or through individual app integration.

Method 5: Manage Galaxy AI Notification Settings Directly

Galaxy AI services themselves (such as Note Assist, Live Translate, and Interpreter mode) may also send notifications. To manage these specifically:

On One UI 6.1:

1. Go to Settings > Advanced features.
2. Tap Advanced Intelligence or Intelligent features (naming varies by region).
3. Select each AI service you use (such as Note Assist, Live Translate, Chat Translation, etc.).
4. Look for a Notifications toggle and disable it if you don’t want that service to send you alerts.

On One UI 7:

1. Go to Settings > Galaxy AI (One UI 7 uses the “Galaxy AI” menu name instead of Advanced Intelligence).
2. Select individual features like Call Assist, Photo Assist, or Interpreter.
3. Disable notifications for the specific service if an option is available.

This method prevents specific Galaxy AI services from notifying you about new features or capability updates.

Advanced Option: Completely Disable All Galaxy AI Features

If you want to go beyond just silencing tips and fully disable all Galaxy AI functionality on your S24, follow these steps. Keep in mind this will remove the benefits of AI-powered features and revert your phone to basic functionality.

On One UI 6.1:

1. Open Settings and tap Advanced features.
2. Select Advanced Intelligence (or “Intelligent features” depending on your region).
3. Review the list of AI services — This will show all active Galaxy AI features on your device.
4. Disable each service by toggling it off. Common services include:
   • Bixby (voice assistant)
   • Smart Suggestions
   • Live Translate
   • Interpreter mode
   • Adaptive Brightness
   • Adaptive Battery
   • Note Assist
   • Chat Translation
   • Photo Editor enhancements
5. Disable “Learn from usage” — Scroll to the bottom and toggle off “Learn from usage” to prevent your phone from collecting usage data to improve services.
6. Confirm the changes — Your phone will restart or the changes will apply immediately depending on the feature.

On One UI 7:

1. Open Settings and tap Galaxy AI.
2. Review all available features in the menu.
3. Disable each service individually by toggling them off.
4. Look for a privacy option like “Process data only on device” and disable Galaxy AI cloud processing if you want maximum privacy.

What Gets Disabled:

Disabling all Galaxy AI features means losing access to:

• Live Translate for real-time conversation translation
• Interpreter mode for multi-language conversations
• Note Assist for summarizing and improving notes
• Chat Translation for messaging app translation
• Photo Editor AI enhancements and object erasing
• Adaptive Brightness and Battery optimization
• Smart Suggestions across apps
• Bixby voice assistant (though you can disable this separately)

Your phone will still function normally with all core features, messaging, calling, and camera abilities intact. You simply won’t benefit from AI-powered enhancements to these features.

Disabling Bixby Notifications Separately

Bixby, Samsung’s voice assistant, sends its own notifications. Even if you keep other Galaxy AI features enabled, you can silence Bixby specifically.

Method A: Disable Bixby Voice Wake-Up

1. Open Settings and go to Advanced features.
2. Select Bixby or Bixby Voice.
3. Find Voice wake-up and set it to Off.
4. This prevents “Hi Bixby” voice commands from triggering the assistant.

Method B: Remap the Side Button

The side button (power button) is typically mapped to launch Bixby. To prevent accidental activation:

1. Open Settings > Advanced features.
2. Tap Side button.
3. Under “Press and hold”, select Power off menu instead of Bixby.

Method C: Leave Bixby Entirely

For a complete Bixby removal experience:

1. Open Settings > Advanced features.
2. Select Bixby.
3. Tap Leave Bixby (if available in your One UI version).
4. Confirm the action and sign in with your Samsung account if prompted.
5. This will disable Bixby across all your Samsung devices connected to that account.

Important: While you can disable Bixby’s functions, it remains part of Samsung’s system and cannot be completely uninstalled like a regular app.

Preventing Notifications from Samsung Apps

Beyond the Tips and Bixby apps, Samsung includes several pre-installed apps that may send promotional or feature notifications. These include Samsung Health, Samsung Internet, Samsung Members, and others. You can disable notifications from any of these:

1. Open Settings > Apps.
2. Find the Samsung app you want to quiet (e.g., “Samsung Health”, “Samsung Internet”).
3. Tap Notifications.
4. Toggle off Allow notifications or disable specific notification categories.

This approach gives you granular control over which Samsung services can send you alerts.

One UI 7 Specific Changes to Know

If you’ve recently upgraded to One UI 7 on your Galaxy S24, several notification-related changes have taken effect:

• Separated Panels: One UI 7 separates the notification panel and Quick Settings by default. Swipe from the left for notifications, right for quick settings.
• Advanced Filtering: One UI 7 introduces more sophisticated notification filtering options with categories like “Old notifications”, “Background notifications”, and “Minimized notifications”.
• Galaxy AI Menu Name: One UI 7 officially uses “Galaxy AI” as the menu name instead of “Advanced features > Advanced Intelligence”.
• Lock Screen Notifications: Lock screen notification behavior has changed. You can customize what appears on your lock screen through Settings > Notifications > Lock screen notifications.

Troubleshooting: Tips Still Appearing?

If you’ve followed these steps and still receive Tips notifications, try these troubleshooting methods:

Clear App Cache and Data

1. Open Settings > Apps > Tips.
2. Tap Storage.
3. Select Clear cache and Clear data.
4. Restart your phone.

Update the Tips App

Open the Google Play Store, search for “Tips”, and ensure it’s fully updated. Outdated app versions sometimes have notification bugs.

Check Notification Schedules

Some notification settings allow you to set quiet hours or schedules. Open Settings > Notifications > Advanced settings and check if Tips notifications are scheduled to resume at a certain time.

Factory Reset (Last Resort)

If nothing else works, a factory reset will clear all notifications and return all settings to default. Back up your data first, then go to Settings > General management > Reset > Reset all settings or Erase all data.

Preventing Future Notifications

Once you’ve disabled AI tip notifications, keep them disabled with these preventive steps:

• Review Updates: When you update One UI or individual Samsung apps, new notifications may be re-enabled. Check notification settings after major updates.
• Disable Samsung Promotions: Go to Settings > Apps > Samsung Members > Notifications and disable notifications from this app, as it often sends feature and promotion alerts.
• Turn Off “Suggestions”: In Notifications settings, look for any toggle labeled “Suggestions” or “Promotional notifications” and disable it globally if available.
• Use a Notification Manager App: Third-party apps like “Do Not Disturb” or “Notification Manager” provide additional granular control over all app notifications.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Will disabling AI tip notifications affect my Galaxy AI features?

No. Disabling notifications from the Tips app or Galaxy AI services only stops the alerts you receive. The features themselves remain active and functional. You can still use Live Translate, Interpreter, Note Assist, and all other Galaxy AI tools—you just won’t be notified about them proactively. This is the ideal approach if you want to use Galaxy AI on your own terms without being prompted.

Q: Can I disable Tips notifications without disabling Bixby?

Yes. The Tips app and Bixby are separate systems. You can disable Tips notifications by following Method 1 or the Quick Method while keeping Bixby and Galaxy AI fully functional. Bixby has its own notification settings under Settings > Advanced features > Bixby, where you can manage voice activation and reminders separately.

Q: What’s the difference between One UI 6.1 and One UI 7 notification settings?

The core settings are similar, but One UI 7 has improved notification filtering and renamed some menus. One UI 7 calls the AI menu “Galaxy AI” instead of “Advanced Intelligence”, separates the notification panel from Quick Settings by default, and offers more advanced filtering options. The steps for disabling Tips are essentially the same across both versions, though exact menu names may vary slightly.

Q: I disabled the Tips app but it still sends notifications. Why?

If the Tips app is pre-installed, you may have only disabled it rather than uninstalled it, and notifications could still trigger from a background process. Go to Settings > Apps > Tips and try “Uninstall” instead of “Disable”. If that’s unavailable, go to Tips > Storage > Clear data to remove stored notification settings, then disable notifications again through the Notifications settings menu.

Q: Can I selectively disable some Galaxy AI notifications but keep others?

Yes. Each Galaxy AI feature (Note Assist, Live Translate, etc.) can be managed individually through Settings > Galaxy AI (or Advanced Intelligence on One UI 6.1). You can disable notifications for specific features while keeping others enabled. For example, you could disable Note Assist notifications but keep Live Translate active and responsive.

Conclusion

Samsung’s Galaxy S24, S24+, and S24 Ultra offer incredible AI capabilities, but constant notifications about tips and features can quickly become annoying. Whether you choose to silence just the Tips app, disable specific Galaxy AI notifications, or go all-in and deactivate every AI feature, you now have clear, verified methods to take back control of your device. As of 2026, these settings remain consistent across One UI 6.1 and One UI 7, though future updates may introduce minor changes to menu structures. If you encounter any differences in your specific device or region, the Settings search function is your best friend for quickly locating the options you need.