Remove "Recent files" from My Files app in Samsung Galaxy Core Prime As you can see the "Recent files" in the picture, it's really annoying - it remembers every image which I just opened, thus violating my privacy.

Note that "Recent files" even remembers and shows my hidden images (which Images or Gallery won't scan and show). 

I can make the "Recent files" forget about my recent images by going to Settings -> Application manager -> All -> My Files -> Clear data (check the second image), but that's just exhausted. 

Is there anyway to completely remove this annoying "Recent files"?

In the past, I used Samsung Galaxy V and it doesn't have this  "Recent files", then why my Samsung Galaxy Core Prime has?

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Disable &quot;Recent File&quot;
1 Long route:
Settings -&gt; Application manager (or Apps) -&gt; All -&gt; My Files -&gt; App Info -&gt; &quot;the Gear&quot; (immediately below the three dots bar) -&gt; Customize My files home -&gt; Disable &quot;Recent files&quot;
=&gt; in this route, the three dots bar leads to &quot;Uninstall updates&quot;.
2 Shorter route  (You don't see the &quot;Gear&quot;, because you clicked directly on &quot;My Files&quot;):
My Files -&gt; The three dots bar -&gt; Settings -&gt; My files settings  -&gt; Customize My files home -&gt; Disable &quot;Recent files&quot;
3 You have better eyes than I do:
Settings -&gt; Application manager (or Apps) -&gt; All -&gt; My Files -&gt;  &quot;the Gear&quot; (located on the right of the name) -&gt; Customize My files home -&gt; Disable &quot;Recent files&quot;
4 The final stage (this is where you should arrive)