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"Carlos E.R." <robin_listas@es.invalid> wrote:Right.On 2024-03-18 02:42, knuttle wrote:ES Explorer. Spyware. Also click fraud: their app pretended the userI know how to clear the cache for each app on my cellphone. I believe>
that if I do a reset of my phone, all of the caches area cleared.
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Is there some why to clear the caches of all the apps on my cellphone
with out resetting the phone?
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ie Automate the routine to clean each app's cache, so that would go down
the list clearing each app's cache.
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The caches on the phone while individually are small collectively take
up a good chunk of the phones memory.
There are tools for freeing up space that do that. I don't remember name
just this instant; the one I remember is extinct, they did something bad
are were banned. ES something.
clicked on an ad, so they could generate click-through revenue.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ES_File_ExplorerRight.
Apparently you can use ADB to issue a command to clear all app caches:
adb shell pm trim-caches <release>
where <release> is how much you want to free up. I use ABD rarely, so
I'm not sure if trim-caches takes an argument to free all app caches. I
suppose you could specify a huge value that would encompass all of it.
Older versions of Android let you go to Android settings -> Storage ->
Cached Data to let you clear all app caches at once. Google giveth and
taketh.
Unless you don't care about saving on battery and retrieval time,
caching will require an app to re-retrieve everything it retrieved
before. The app will rebuild its cache, and that consumes time (you
wait for the retrieve), bandwidth, and consumes more power. Unless an
app misbehaves (corrupted cache files, incompatible server-side changes,
buggy apps, or after an OS update), there is no reason to flush app
caches unless you really are running short on storage space.
App caching is not in memory. It is space in storage. Alas, most phoneRight.
specs reference storage as memory confusing their users. You might see
something like:
Memory 32GB 4GB RAM, 64GB 4GB RAM
The first number is for storage space. The 2nd number is RAM (memory).
Caches do not consume RAM. They consume storage space.
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