Clearing all cached app data on Android?
Android user here- how do I clear my app cache data? Is it possible to clear all data from all apps at the same time or do I have to do them all individually?
To clear your app cache data, go to Settings, then Storage, then Apps. Select each app and then tap Clear Cache.
oh...do I really have to do it one at a time? Is there any way to clear ALL of the cache data at once?
Not if U gotta start all over with nothing to help keeping other apps safe
Yeah, it looks like you can only clear individual app caches. I would say focus on clearing data for the apps you use the most, like YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, things like that. They tend to have larger caches anyway.
what about clearing the cache that's not for apps
Open Chrome, tap the 3-dot menu, then tap "Delete browsing data" and select the timeframe from the drop-down menu (last 15 minutes, last hour, last 24 hours, last 7 days, last 4 weeks, or all time). It will clear your cookies, cache, and other site data, too.
If you just want to clear your cache, then select "More Options" from the "Delete browsing data" menu and uncheck everything except for cached images and files.
U don't want to delete all your apps, cause U would have to start from beginning with nothing to get stuff going with again. That be so long to do all over again.
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