What distro are you using? This doesn’t sound like a KDE problem, more like an issue with your distro.
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usin opensuse tumbleweed
i assume is a kde problem cause its discovery doin it
If you’re talking about the Discover program, used to find new applications and also install updates to your existing system, it’s simply getting its “instructions” from your Linux distribution’s package manager - it doesn’t have logic of its own to dictate what programs should or shouldn’t be on your device.
I’d recommend two things:
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Remember that most of the software you’re using when you use a Linux distribution is developed by volunteers, offering their time and energy and knowledge to provide folks like you and me with free and open-source software that we can use, modify and contribute to as part of a community. In any community, tone matters, and we all have a duty to learn and contribute constructively.
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Look into how to block packages from being installed using zypper, the tool ultimately used by openSUSE Tumbleweed to install and remove software packages.
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Just FYI the OP said they’re using openSUSE Tumbleweed, which at least by default would use zypper, not dnf, as its tool for RPM management.