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How to remove Samsung tv from iPhone screen mirroring

Hi I have a big problem. My neighbor’s daughter pair her iPhone with my Samsung smart tv. Most of the time when she connect her iPhone with her own (Samsung 6 series) tv by mistake she click on my tv (Samsung 7 series) and when I am watching movie on Netflix,hotstar,sling or prime her iPhone connected even when I turn off my tv with remote when she click on my tv even my turn off tv automatically turn ON. This is big issue for me. Even I am able to remove my tv from her iPhone but problem is how can I remove my tv from her iPhone? Please guys help me. Thanks

iPhone XS Max, iOS 13

Posted on Aug 12, 2020 7:26 PM

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Posted on Aug 14, 2020 10:55 AM

Hi Rohitgopal,


We understand you're seeing multiple AirPlay devices and would like to remove one. We'd be happy to assist.


The devices that show as available AirPlay Mirroring options would all be connected to the same Wi-Fi network as your phone. Any device that is connected to this Wi-Fi network and is compatible with AirPlay Mirroring will show up as an available option on an iOS device. You can find more information on AirPlay here: How to AirPlay video and mirror your device's screen


If you'd like to stop one of the devices from showing up as an available AirPlay option, you would need to disconnect it from that Wi-Fi network. If you need the Wi-Fi connection for the things you use on the TV, we'd recommend reaching out to the manufacturer to see if there's an available setting to just turn off the AirPlay feature but still use the Wi-Fi on that model TV.


We hope this helps. Cheers!

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Aug 14, 2020 10:55 AM in response to Rohitgopal

Hi Rohitgopal,


We understand you're seeing multiple AirPlay devices and would like to remove one. We'd be happy to assist.


The devices that show as available AirPlay Mirroring options would all be connected to the same Wi-Fi network as your phone. Any device that is connected to this Wi-Fi network and is compatible with AirPlay Mirroring will show up as an available option on an iOS device. You can find more information on AirPlay here: How to AirPlay video and mirror your device's screen


If you'd like to stop one of the devices from showing up as an available AirPlay option, you would need to disconnect it from that Wi-Fi network. If you need the Wi-Fi connection for the things you use on the TV, we'd recommend reaching out to the manufacturer to see if there's an available setting to just turn off the AirPlay feature but still use the Wi-Fi on that model TV.


We hope this helps. Cheers!

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