Whether you encounter memory problems on your Blackview MAX 1, latency problems, application bugs for no reason ... One of the possible reasons for this type of problem will be the cache of your device. You have probably never heard of it, but this memory is in constant use by your device for various reasons.
In this tutorial, we are going to teach you everything about the latter and, more particularly, teach you how to clear the cache on a Blackview MAX 1? To do this, first of all, we will teach you what is the purpose of your phone's cache, then how to clean it, first with a single application and then all the applications of your Blackview MAX 1.
What is the use of the cache on a Blackview MAX 1?
We start this guide by teaching you the interest of the cache of a Blackview MAX 1. This memory can also be called buffer memory. She will indeed come record all of your data related to the use of an application.
For example, you are surfing on your favorite social network application, when you look at images you will have to download them to your phone, these data will end up in the application cache, they will remain available in the event that you wish watch it again without having to download it again.
This memory is therefore really relevant on paper, because it offers you the possibility of making your browsing through the different applications more fluid. However, we are far from reusing all of this memory, so from time to time it is necessary to clean the cover of your Blackview MAX 1.
Why clear the cache of a Blackview MAX 1?
We will now quickly describe in detail the different reasons that should push you to periodically delete the application cache of your Blackview MAX 1. Here they are:
- Preserve your privacy: As we told you, the cache will record all your browsing data, if you do not want a third party to find them, it is beneficial to empty it from time to time
- Avoid Bugs: There are a large number of bugs caused by an overloaded cache or corrupted files. If this is your situation, do not hesitate for one second
- Optimizing the performance of your Blackview MAX 1: More data means more calculations and research for your processor when you use an application, if your cache is empty your phone will necessarily be faster
- Make room: You will also be able to recover storage space by deleting the cache, we do not realize but the multimedia files are very large and you can quickly have several gigabytes of data in the cache
How to clear the cache on a Blackview MAX 1?
Finally, we will end our guide by revealing the procedure that you are certainly waiting for, how to clear the cache of a Blackview MAX 1? First, we will show you the technique for a single application, then, for all the applications of your Blackview MAX 1. The operations are similar, but we recommend that you do it selectively, it is not good. to do it too frequently for all applications.
How to clear the cache of a single application on your Blackview MAX 1?
We start by presenting you the procedure for delete the cache of an application on your Blackview MAX 1 :
- Open the "Settings" of your phone
- Click on the "Applications" menu
- Choose the application you want to act on
- Click on "Storage"
- To finish press " Empty the cache "
Be careful, this manipulation will empty the cache but will also delete application data from your Blackview MAX 1. You will therefore no longer be able to log in to your application automatically.
How to clear the cache of all applications on your Blackview MAX 1?
Second technique, you can directly empty your Blackview MAX 1 , understood, that of all applications. This is the recommended solution, among other things, when you have storage problems. Let's go:
- Open the “Settings” of your Blackview MAX 1
- Click on the "Device maintenance" menu
- Then on the "Memory" tab
- To finish, click on " To clean " to empty the cache of all applications on your Blackview MAX 1
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