If your Galaxy phone starts sending notifications about deals when you walk past or into a Samsung store, it’s likely the preloaded Samsung service called Samsung Visit In. The app can push location‑based in‑store notifications, is not available in every region, and — as a system app — cannot be legitimately uninstalled; however, you can disable it or turn off its notifications.
How to find and manage Samsung Visit In
To check whether Samsung Visit In is active on your device, open Settings > your Samsung account > Samsung apps and services > Samsung Visit In. If the service is unavailable in your country, the app will notify you. These menu paths correspond to Samsung’s latest firmware, One UI 9.0.
Because Samsung Visit In is a system app, it does not provide a normal shortcut you can long‑press for options. To access its full settings: open Settings > Apps > Menu > Filter and sort > Show system apps, then scroll to and tap Samsung Visit In. From that screen you can disable the app entirely or adjust its notification settings.
By design, Samsung Visit In is intended to send relevant alerts about ongoing retail deals at stores you visit. If you enjoy receiving local offers, you may prefer to keep it enabled; otherwise disabling the app or silencing its notifications will stop the alerts.
