S8+ Oreao Default Keyboard Being Replaced - Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers

Hi!
I updated my S8+ to Orea today.
I use swiftkey keyboard so I change from Samsung Keyboard to Swiftkey. I use the phone and everything goes fine. I lock the fone (I dont have any secure mathod to unlock) and when I send a text Samsung keyboard will popup again. It will autoreplace my swiftkey.
Is there anyway I can prevent samsung keyboard form setting himself as default keyboard?
Tnx

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