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04-01-2023 09:15 AM (Last edited 04-01-2023 09:16 AM ) in
Galaxy SIt was 40gb+ earlier see pic 2.
What i did was
> Deleted . Dot files (like .thumbnail and other,
> Disabled apps that i wasn't using
> Deleted Download videos on Youtube, which I've already watched.
> wipe cache or say cleared cache.
> deleted some Recycle bin files.
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04-01-2023 10:09 AM in
Galaxy SDiabled most of unnecessary services and set them back to factory version but still this is the case. Some useless ones can't even be disabled 😅
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04-01-2023 01:06 PM in
Galaxy SPlus the uncompressed resources after an update will also be stored under system memory
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04-01-2023 01:51 PM in
Galaxy SDoes this include the usage pattern recognition data for ai as well which keeps growing with time or is that separate under apps data?
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04-01-2023 02:28 PM in
Galaxy S1. 9Gb is dead space and the logic is mentioned in the photo my post has
2. 15-18 is the OS
3. 2-4 Gb are the pre-installed apps
So adding those vavlues (9+16+3) is 28 Gb so the storage available to you is 100Gb
Out of that 100Gb all the some pf the data about 3-5Gb or more will be taken up by the new apps, app data, account details, etc.
