• You can free up space on your phone to download additional apps and media or to make your phone function faster.
• Data, such as music and images, are stored in storage.
• Memory is where programmes, such as apps and the Android operating system, are stored.
• You can remove the copies on your phone if you back up with Google Photos. Using Wi-Fi or mobile data, you can view the backed-up copies in the app.
• To remove content from Google Play, follow these steps: Launch the Google Play app that contains the material, such as Play Music or Play Movies & TV. Select Menu, then Settings, and then Manage Downloads from the drop-down menu. Remove after tapping Downloaded Downloaded.
• Using a USB cord, you may transfer files and folders to a computer and subsequently erase them from your phone.
• Android is in charge of app memory usage. The majority of the time, you don't need to close apps. If an app isn't responding, though, try shutting it.

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