Cache data is temporary data obtained from applications running on mobile phones. This data is stored in the phone's memory and is temporary or non-permanent.
One example of using cached data is when users browse the internet. When visiting a site on the internet, users will often come across content in the form of images and videos.
When the content is loaded, the browser will store the temporary files of images and videos in the data cache .
By saving this temporary file, the browser can load images and videos faster when users want to view similar content.
As a result, users can save time and data quota consumption because the browser no longer needs to download temporary files on previously viewed images and videos.
However, cached data that accumulates is one of the factors that can cause Android phones to work slowly.
Therefore, users are advised to clear cache data periodically, especially when the phone's performance becomes slow. No need to worry, clearing cache data is safe because it will not delete important data in the application.
Now to find out how to clear cache data on an Android cellphone, please refer to the following steps.
How to clear cache data on Android
a. Open the Settings menu and scroll down to find the Apps menu.
b. In the Applications menu, select the Manage Applications option.
c. Find the name of the desired application and select the Clear Data option then press Clear Cache to clear cached data in the application.
Please note that the above methods may differ on each phone model. On this occasion, KompasTekno uses a Xiaomi Mi 10 phone running the Android 11 operating system and the MIUI 12.5.1 interface.
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