If you’ve found yourself no longer interested in being a part of a specific Discord server, whether it’s on your mobile device or PC, the process to leave is relatively straightforward. By following a few simple steps, you can disconnect from a server and focus on the communities that matter most to you.
On Mobile Devices
First, open the Discord app on your mobile device and log in to your account. Once you’re logged in, navigate to the server icon of the specific server you wish to leave from the sidebar on the app.
Next, press and hold on the server icon until a menu pops up. From that menu, select “More Options” to reveal additional choices related to the server you’re currently viewing.
After selecting “More Options,” scroll down the list of available actions until you see the “Leave Server” option. Tap on this option to confirm your choice to leave the server.
By following these steps on your mobile device, you can efficiently leave a Discord server that you no longer wish to be a part of, helping you maintain a curated list of servers that align with your interests and preferences.
On PC or Mac
If you prefer to use Discord on your PC or Mac to manage your server subscriptions, leaving a server follows a similar process. Begin by opening the Discord application on your computer and logging in to your account.
Once you’re logged in, locate the server icon of the specific server you want to leave in the server list displayed on the application. Right-click on the server icon to bring up a dropdown menu with various server-related options.
From the dropdown menu, click on “Leave Server” to finalize your decision to disconnect from the server. You may be prompted to confirm your choice before the action is completed.
By following these steps on your PC or Mac, you can efficiently manage your server subscriptions and focus on the communities that resonate most with you, enhancing your Discord experience.
