Android phones have a great feature that hardly anyone uses

Android smartphones are now so good that you don’t really have to worry about anything and can just use the phone. But there is one function that you should perform every now and then to get the most out of the device. As it turns out, many do not even know this possibility.

Android phones: clearing the cache can be worthwhile

When did you last have your Android phone cleaned up and freed from unnecessary data? Most Android users shouldn’t do this at all, as modern smartphones manage to clean up themselves quite well. The results of the colleagues from Android Authority clearly, in which 50 percent chose exactly this answer after a survey. Only a fifth said they cleaned their cell phones in the past week. With the rest, the gap was greater. Manual cleanup can have advantages.

This can be especially true if an app or game is not working properly It makes sense to delete the cache via the settings be. All you have to do is switch to settings and apps. There you then sort by applications that occupy the most memory, go to the properties and delete the cache. If you no longer use an app but do not want to delete it, you can save some storage space. The next time you start the app, however, it will take a little longer to load.

Samsung has built a feature like this into Android 11 Video shows:

There is another option

But it is even easier, because some smartphone manufacturers offer device maintenance at. There, the battery, memory, main memory and device protection are optimized with just one push. If you have such a function, you should use it regularly so that the mobile phone stays fast and does not take up unnecessary memory. In the high-end sector with a lot of storage space and RAM, this is usually not a big problem, but it can make a big difference in entry-level and mid-range cell phones.

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