Samsung Galaxy Gear Smartwatch - How To Uninstall Easily Do App?

[Elly44]

I see how to uninstall other apps that I have put on the phone, but I cannot find a way to uninstall EasilyDo. Any help would be appreciated.
Thank you.
Elly44

 

[Bob A1]

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[Bob A1]

Ok Elly44 ... Go to your Gear Manager on your phone, then go to My Apps on the Gear Manager. Find the screen with the app you wish to delete (might be under the Apps tab at the top). Then press on the trash can that shows in the upper right of the screen. You'll see a list of the apps you can uninstall. So, just press on the app you wish gone.

 

[Elly44]

Ok Elly44 ... Go to your Gear Manager on your phone, then go to My Apps on the Gear Manager. Find the screen with the app you wish to delete (might be under the Apps tab at the top). Then press on the trash can that shows in the upper right of the screen. You'll see a list of the apps you can uninstall. So, just press on the app you wish gone.

Well, thank you! Yep, this seems obvious and it's exactly what I have done. It does not show up under Favorites, Installed Apps or Featured. I see Evernote in there that I installed, but Easily Do shows up nowhere--except on my watch! Under Notifications--where I don't want it. I'm stumped.
Elly44

 

[Kristin Roberson]

Hey Elly- I work for EasilyDo and we've been informed by Samsung that this is a bug on their side. Unfortunately, they don't have a time table for fixing it either. The only way to remove any notifications you no longer want (like ones from EasilyDo) from your notifications section is to reset your Gear. So sorry for the trouble!

 

[Srelyea1]

Same problem. I uninstalled Easilydo on Gear but Easilydo notifications are permanently shown unless you do a total reset of the watch. Not good.

 

[ansextra]

I have two versions of Easily Do on my phone. One says Gear on it. I would think only that one would need to be uninstalled. Do you have the same?

 

[JasW]

I had the same problem. The only way I was able to fix it was to do a reset (and a reinstall of Gear Manager for good measure). Sounds like a pain, but it's nowhere near as bad as, say, wiping your phone.