Two Types of Samsung S10 Cache
If your smartphone is running sluggish or you seem to be running out of space to save photos and other files, it’s worth knowing how to clear the cache on your Samsung S10. This Samsung smartphone model has unique settings related to cache and multiple areas where you’ll need to clear cache to create more space. When it comes to clearing cache on a Samsung S10, there are two areas you’ll need to be concerned about: app cache and system cache.
App cache: This cache stores temporary files used by the apps on your Samsung S10. Over time, the app cache can fill up and use unnecessarily excessive space. After a while, it can even cause the app (or your phone) to slow down or crash. Clearing the Samsung 10 app cache can resolve a lot of app issues you may be having.System cache: Clearing your Samsung S10 system cache usually improves the overall performance of your smartphone dramatically. It does this by removing all of the temporary files used by the Android operating system. It’s also safe to do because it won’t delete any of your files or settings.
Clearing app cache is simple. Clearing system cache requires booting your Samsung S10 into recovery mode and choosing from the recovery menu.
How to Clear Samsung S10 App Cache
You can easily clear the cache for any app installed on your Samsung S10 from the Settings menu.
How to Clear Samsung S10 System Cache
If your overall smartphone is sluggish or acting erratically, clearing the entire system cache can resolve those system issues. Doing this is easy but requires accessing the recovery menu. Doing this will remove all operating system cache files, but it won’t delete your files or settings. So it’s safe to do whenever you like.
