So you clear the cache on your Samsung Galaxy so that it gets faster

If you have a Samsung Galaxy and it doesn’t have enough storage space or it starts to behave strangely, then you should clear your smartphone’s cache.

You have two options to clear the cache at Samsung

The cache is full of temporary data used by apps. The cache helps apps run faster and has an overview of the information the apps need to perform tasks.

But over time, the cache can get quite large. Then it robs you of storage space. And if an app spins, it could be due to corrupted data in the cache.

You then have two options: With a single tap you can clear the entire cache on your Samsung Galaxy (this is useful if you want to reclaim storage space), or you can clear the cache of specific apps (which is good if you have one) App that goes crazy, wants to fix bugs).

Neither of the two options delete important data when the cache is cleared. It is just a temporary work file.

Here’s how to clear your cache:

1. Opens “Settings”.
2. Presses “Device maintenance”.
3. There you can then press “Storage”.

4. Select “Clean Up”. On the button you can also see if you want to reclaim a lot of space after you have cleared the cache.

How to clear the cache of specific apps on the Samsung Galaxy:

1. Go to “Settings”.
2. Presses “Device maintenance”.
3. There you can select “Storage”.
4. Press “Applications”.
5. Search for the app you want to clear the cache for and select it.

6. Then press “Storage”.

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7. You can see the cache size listed at the bottom of the screen. To empty it, press “Clear cache”.

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But be careful that you don’t get “delete data”. Otherwise you would delete the data of the app. This would basically restore you to the state the app was in when you first downloaded it to your Samsung. This means that you could lose personal information.

This article has been translated from English. You can find the original here.