To find hidden apps on a Realme phone, open the Dialer and enter your secret access code (starts and ends with '#', e.g., #1234#), or go to Settings > Security/Privacy > Hide Apps and enter your password to see them, or use the search bar in the app drawer and type the app's name, as some launchers find them that way.
How to find hidden apps on Android
We need to open the App drawer and then open File Manager. After that, you can click on the dotted menus and select settings. Then enable the Option Show Hidden Files. The default File Explorer will show you the hidden files.
I solved it! Swipe all the way to the end of your Home Screens, then swipe once more and it will bring up your App Library. Scroll through til you find the missing app, tap-hold and then you can add it back to your home screen. This was driving me nuts too!
To unhide apps, check your phone's App Library (iPhone) or App Drawer/Settings (Android) for a "Hidden" folder or disabled apps, then use Face ID/passcode (iPhone) or the "Enable" button (Android) to restore them to your home screen or app list. On Android, you may also find them in specific launcher settings, while on iPhone, you long-press the app in the hidden folder to unhide it.
To do this, go to Settings, tap Home screen, and select Hide apps on Home and Apps screen. Now you can choose which apps you want to hide.
Show hidden files
Apps that can easily hide activity from parents
A new menu will appear on your phone that says hiding an app will remove its icon and name from your home screen and place it in a Hidden folder in your App Library. The menu will also say you won't receive any notifications from the app.
Please note that hiding an app does not uninstall it from your phone or block its notifications (unless you specifically use the "App Blocker" or "Notification Filter" features). The app is simply made less immediately accessible.
Show hidden files and folders in Windows
To show hidden files on a USB, enable the view hidden files option. If they're still not visible, they may have been deleted. In this case, use a data recovery program to perform DIY recovery or contact a professional data recovery service.
To unhide apps, check your phone's App Library (iPhone) or App Drawer/Settings (Android) for a "Hidden" folder or disabled apps, then use Face ID/passcode (iPhone) or the "Enable" button (Android) to restore them to your home screen or app list. On Android, you may also find them in specific launcher settings, while on iPhone, you long-press the app in the hidden folder to unhide it.
Hide & unhide your private space
On your Android device, open the Home screen or All Apps. Scroll down to “Private space.” Tap Private Space. To unlock, authenticate with your private space lock.
Warning Signs:
Click the Windows icon on the taskbar, and select Settings (the Gear icon) to open Settings. Select Personalization. Click Taskbar on the left, and scroll down to find Select which icons appear on the taskbar. Turn on or off the icons as desired for the Notification Area (lower right corner of task bar).