

Click on that and follow the prompts to remove the device from your account.Īnd that’s it! You’ve successfully removed your Fire TV device from the Alexa app, and it only took several more steps than should really be necessary.


Select the 'Forget this printer' from the dialog box that displays. Verify that youd like to remove the device. This option should be under the Manage section, just under the other options. Well, needless to say, for Fire TV, that deregister option is missing. Click the 'Forget This (Device type)' option. If you head into the Alexa app, list your devices and then click into the details for say, an Echo Dot, you’ll see this at the bottom…Ĭlick the “Deregister” option and it will remove the Dot from your account. After all, it is for their other own-branded products. After swapping mine for a rather splendid Apple TV, I thought it would be easy to do. Import you replaced or just got rid of one of Amazon’s Fire TV devices? Struggling to work out how to remove it from the Alexa app? I was. Language governing permissions and limitations under the License.įrom _The Busy Coder's Guide to Android Development_ License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS You may obtain a copyīy applicable law or agreed to in writing, software distributed under the Use this file except in compliance with the License. If you are removing an Arlo Wire-Free or Arlo Pro Wire-Free camera, make sure that the connected Arlo or Arlo Pro base station is in Disarmed. Tap or click Mode, select the base station or camera that you want to remove, and select Disarmed. Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License") you may not To remove a device from your account: Launch the Arlo app or log in to your Arlo account at my. You are welcome to lead the user over to the appropriate spot in the Settings app to have the user elect to make your app be a device administrator, though, via ACTION_ADD_DEVICE_ADMIN.įor example, this activity will see if it is already a device admin (via isActiveAdmin()), then will launch an ACTION_ADD_DEVICE_ADMIN activity if needed: /*** You cannot decide on your own to make your app be a device administrator.
