If an app can only be disabled there is a very useful tool called Android Debloater. Using a computer, download ADB + Fastboot (I prefer the portable version, no installer), move the files from Debloater into the same folder as the ADB files, and execute the debloater from that folder.

Once you learn the basics of enabling USB debugging on your Android, connecting it to the computer and running the debloat tool, everything else is simple. It gives various recommended lists of apps to disable or completely uninstall, and descriptors for almost every package so you know what it's used for. It's how you can remove any unwanted social media apps, and is indispensable when deGoogling without custom ROMs.

Romming my Android phones was a lot of fun. Would recommend. Except the few times the screen went black for slightly too long and I puckered so hard I embossed the chair I was sitting on.

Settings->Apps->Galaxy Store->Settings for Galaxy Store->Notifications->Disable

Works on my Galaxy A53 5G with OneUI 6.1, Android 14. I don't even see update notifs for apps I have from there.

Uninstall it? That's what I did.

Go to the app -> settings -> notification categories

I've been using Samsung phones since 2011 and have never seen anything like this. I'm using an S25 Ultra right now and have never had ads in my notifications. Not sure what you setup incorrectly but this certainly isn't the normal experience.

Just had the same thing happen. You can't turn off all notifications, but you can disable most types except "important" ones in the app itself. I'm hoping it won't happen again but knowing Samsung they consider their ads very important...

All samsung product is shit except their earbuds. Riddled with ads and scammy practice.

I think you only get this if you agreed to its terms and registered. Not sure, because I never got these and can't agree with the terms.