Make Your Android Device Run Faster by Clearing Cache.

 

A cache or temporary file is a little piece of data that an app keeps on your Android phone in order to speed up certain operations. However, with time, the built-up cache on your Android smartphone will use up a lot of storage space and slow it down, rather than aiding it.

As a result, we've put together a comprehensive guide on how to clear your Android phone's cache and speed it up.

How to Delete Cache from an App

The majority of your smartphone's cache is generated by the number of apps you have installed. However, the most popular social networking applications would have the greatest cache if they were divided into categories based on the types of apps they are. As a result, here's how you may remove all of the app caches:

• Go to the Apps & Notifications section of the Settings menu.
• The app with the largest file size can be found in the Apps & Notifications section.
• Cache clearing is now available by tapping Storage & Cache.

Clearing the Cache on a Browser

In addition to the cache built up by all of your installed apps, Android smartphones may also have a significant amount of cache in their web browser. You can do the following to eliminate it:

• Activate the Chrome browser on your Android device.
• In Chrome, pick History from the vertical 3-dot menu.
• Clear Browsing Data may be found under History. To clear browsing data, select everything except your saved passwords and click on the blue Clear Data button that appears.

It's all over now! This method will help you clear off the unwanted cache from your Android smartphone, which will result in improved performance.

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