Solve Your Android Storage Problems Without Rooting

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Storage is one of the most important thing that can influence your Android experience. And if you are using an Android phone, then I know you would like your phone’s storage filled up, and if you have already reached your storage limit here are some tips that might be useful.

1. Save your Photos and Videos on SD by default.

This one of the most effective way to save your phone’s storage. I know many of you already know this, but this is very helpful info for newbies and it saves you a lot of space on you phone’s internal storage.

 

Open your phone’s camera app go to Settings and then find Storage and click on it and set the default storage to MicroSD / Memory Card.

 

Save your Photos and Videos on SD by default.Save your Photos and Videos on SD by default.
This will save all your pics and videos directly to your memory card, which will save you a lot of storage. And don’t forget to move all your photos and videos to memory card, which you clicked before making this setting.

2. Install apps to SD card by default

Well, frankly speaking, this option is not available for all the Android phone out there, but for those who have this option in their phones, this is a very useful option to save a lot of your phone’s storage. This will install compatible apps directly to your phone’s external storage i.e memory card, when you download them through play store.
Install apps to SD card by default
But if you don’t have this option, still you can manually move installed apps to your memory card. This can be done by, heading over to Settings then moving to Apps and then go to the apps which you want to move to external storage and then tap on the option to Move to SD card. This will pop-out a message to confirm it and tap have Ok to confirm. This option is also not available in all Android phone but I guess most of them have it.
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3. Uninstall useless Apps

Uninstalling useless apps is one of the best option to free up space in your phones. You can also try removing pre-loaded apps which you never use, provided, if you have that option in your phone. Uninstalling apps not only gives you free storage but also boosts your Ram, giving you better performance and also giving you a longer battery life.

4.  Clear Cached Data

Unlike the above methods, this is not what all people try or know about, but this does free up a lot of space. All phone have this some data stored as cache data, which is stored as we use our phone overtime. So, clearing this cache data is a great option.
Clear Cached Data
Just head over to Settings, then find Storage and there you’ll find Cached Data. Tap on Cached Data, this will pop out a confirmation message in which you just have to tap OK.
This won’t remove any of your phone’s data, it just clear all the cached data which gets stored in phone’s memory over time.

5. Delete the storage consumed by uninstalled apps

If you have uninstall apps to free out some space and you notice that this didn’t help you much, then you much check
Delete the storage consumed by uninstalled apps

Apps that can help you to carry out the above methods easily.

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Aishwar Babber

Aishwar Babber is a passionate blogger and digital marketer who has worked in the industry for over six years. He loves to talk and blog about gadget, and latest tech, which motivates him to run GizmoBase. He has a deep understanding of how to create and execute successful marketing campaigns and is an expert in SEO, affiliate marketing, and blogging. Aishwar is also an investor and creator of multiple blogs on various niches. You can find him on Linkedin, Instagram, & Facebook.

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