The cache memory in the Android system stores a variety of data related to the installed applications on your Android phone, with the main goal being to maintain the speed of using the application on your Android phone. This ensures the smooth and fast functioning of the application without encountering problems associated with cache memory. When we talk about cache memory, we are referring to a set of important data stored in your Android phone to be used in the smooth and fast operation of Android applications. You can also try restarting your Android phone and re-enter any application in your phone, where you will be surprised that the application may be delayed a bit because it retrieves the data related to the application, allowing you to access the application normally with your account details, username, password, game levels (if it is a game app on Android), and many other things, all thanks to the cache memory.
On the other hand, you can clear the cache memory of any application by going to the application manager on your Android phone and deleting the cache as shown in the image of any application.
Deleting the cache memory of any application on your Android phone is necessary if there are problems with the application, such as inability to access the application, not receiving new updates, or having issues with the Play Store app download.
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Written by Mohamed Aref
