Have you ever experienced a sluggish performance while using your Galaxy Note 8 or Galaxy Note 20? If you have, then you might need to clear the app cache and data to optimize the performance of your device. App cache and data can accumulate over time and take up a significant amount of storage space. This article will guide you on how to clear the cache on Galaxy Note 8 and Galaxy Note 20.
Clearing the Cache on Galaxy Note 8
If you are a Galaxy Note 8 user, clearing the cache is a straightforward process. Follow the steps outlined below:
- Go to the “Settings” app on your Galaxy Note 8
- Scroll down and tap on “Apps”
- Select the app you want to clear the cache for
- Tap on “Storage”
- Tap on “Clear Cache”
Clearing the cache will not delete any of your saved app data. Your app will continue to function as usual, but you will have more storage space for new apps or files.
Clearing App Cache and Data on Galaxy Note 20
Galaxy Note 20 users can clear both the app cache and data. The steps are slightly different from those for Galaxy Note 8. Follow the steps outlined below:
- Go to the “Settings” app on your Galaxy Note 20
- Scroll down and tap on “Apps”
- Select the app you want to clear the cache and data for
- Tap on “Storage”
- Tap on “Clear Cache” to clear the app cache
- Tap on “Clear Data” to clear the app data. Note that this will delete all app data, including login credentials, settings, and preferences
- Confirm the action by tapping on “Clear”
Clearing app data on Galaxy Note 20 is a more drastic action than clearing the app cache. You should only clear app data when you are experiencing issues with the app and have exhausted all other troubleshooting options.
Conclusion
Clearing app cache and data is an essential step in the maintenance of your Galaxy Note 8 or Galaxy Note 20. It frees up storage space and improves the overall performance of your device. We hope that this guide has been helpful to you in clearing the cache and data on your Galaxy Note device.