Samsung Galaxy phones are known for their great performance and sleek design. However, some users may find that their phone’s cache is cluttered and slow to load. To clear the cache on a Samsung Galaxy phone, follow these steps:
- Open the Settings app and select “Cache.”
- In the Cache section, select “Data.”
- In the Data section, select “Cache.”
- Select “Clear Cache.”
When you clear your app or browser cache, you don’t lose your preferences, files, or logins. Your phone only removes the temporary files created by your apps.
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Clear Your App Cache on a Samsung Phone
Clearing the cache is the best way to resolve many issues within your apps. It’s like resetting your app without losing any important data.
To clear your app cache, launch Settings on your Samsung Galaxy phone. Then, scroll down and select “Apps.”
Select the app whose cache you want to clear.
On the app page, tap “Storage.”
In the “Storage” screen’s bottom-right corner, tap “Clear Cache” to remove your selected app’s cache files.
And without any prompts, your app’s cache files will be removed.
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Clear Your Internet Browser Cache on a Samsung Phone
To remove your cache in the Samsung internet browser, launch the Samsung Internet app on your phone.
In the browser’s bottom-right corner, tap the hamburger menu (three horizontal lines).
In the open menu, choose “Settings.”
Select “Personal Browsing Data.”
Choose “Delete Browsing Data.”
On the “Delete Browsing Data” page, enable the “Cached Images and Files” option. Feel free to select other items from the list as well.
Then, at the bottom, tap “Delete Data.”
Tap “Delete” in the prompt.
And that’s it. Your phone will clear your cached browser content.
