Deleting the cache on our Android mobile is a fairly simple process, we just have to follow the steps that we are going to take throughout this article.
It should be noted that the cache does not delete important accounts and data, but only temporary or residual files are stored in the cache.
These files are stored to allow applications to start up faster. Otherwise, every time we open an app, the mobile should download all the data in order to display the information.
How to clear the cache on an iPhone or iPad
It is recommended to clean the cache from time to time to free up space for our mobile, and especially the internal storage, which directly affects the proper functioning of the terminal.
There are two ways to clear the cache, either app by app or in one click. This last method depends on the customization layer of our device.
Clear the cache of each app
It is a simple method, but having to go application by application, it can take a long time to clear the entire cache. Even so, it is an effective method, since clearing the cache is one of the fastest solutions when we find errors in Instagram, WhatsApp, Telegram, etc.
- Click on “Settings”, then on “Applications” , and again on “Applications”.
- We are pressing one by one and clearing the Cache memory, or we look directly for the app we want, then we click on “Storage” and on “Empty cache”.
Clear all cache in one click
If what we are looking for is to free up space on our Android mobile, then we must choose this option:
- Click on “Settings”, then on “Storage” and a list appears, by color, of all the data we have in the internal memory.
- We see how much each file folder occupies and click on “Clean”.
- Now it takes us to another section where they show us the storage space that we have occupied
- We locate an option called “Junk Files” / “Obsolete Files” / “Residual Data” / “Cache Files”, etc. It already depends on each layer of customization and manufacturer.
