[Keranov]

Hey folks!

So I noticed some apps cache too much data, thus taking too much space. What would be a good app for cache cleaning on my passport? Do those apps even work properly, or is the risk of them screwing up something high? I used to use ccleaner on my Android phone, so I was hoping there would be some solution for BB 10..

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[BigBadWulf]

You already have one built in. Open Device Manager, Storage, click any app, and you'll see the Clear Data button.

[BBZ10wannabe]

You already have one built in. Open Device Manager, Storage, click any app, and you'll see the Clear Data button.

Not true at all. A few apps have this built-in, most do not. This Crackberry app is one of the worst offenders. It often gets up to my second or third biggest app before I delete it.

Thankfully re-installing it and logging in seems to have zero adverse effects. It's only been about a week and you can see how big it's grown already.



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[BigBadWulf]

Let me rephrase that then. The apps I have installed that grow out of control, allow me to clear their cache. Browser apps would naturally have a large cache, to enable the speed users demand. I can't answer to why it has no native ability to clear it, nor if there is an app that can. Have you tried using your browser instead, which does a decent job each time it's closed?

[JG_Agustin]

The Crackberry app on BB10 does have the native option to clear cache... Try pulling down settings.


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[PaulPaul49]

Can't find cashe control it's hidden

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[khal]

In the CB10 app, you do a swipe from the top to bring up a menu bar; hit Settings then select cache control




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[BBZ10wannabe]

Thanks for the tip on CB 10.

Any tips to reduce Snap? I don't want to mess up my loaded Google Play apps in the process.

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[Keranov]

So basically there is no app, that cleans the cache simultaneously ? I will have to clean the data from all apps separately or just reinstall them? Am I getting this right?

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[Emaderton3]

So basically there is no app, that cleans the cache simultaneously ? I will have to clean the data from all apps separately or just reinstall them? Am I getting this right?

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Yes. I have many apps that don't show up in the device monitor with the option to clear their cache.

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