Google Play Store Uninstaller Manager Will Tell You Apps To Be Uninstalled To Clear Up Space In Your Android Phone

Just as the day passes by, Apps and Games are getting bigger, with some games clocking up to 2 gigabytes. This has been become a problem to phones have a low storage capacity, Google is introducing an uninstall manager to the Play Store to help you free up space in your Android devices.

Google has turn on the feature of Uninstaller manager in the play store. It functions by suggesting to a user apps to be Uninstall because they have not been used for a while, and are taking up space which could be used by other apps or games. It also displays how much space each unused app is using, and how much is needed for the thing that the user wants to install just like in the day of Nokia java and Symbian phones. These aren't the only potentially large files on a device, though, with videos, pictures, music, and downloaded files also taking up valuable megabytes. While the Play Store links to Storage Settings, where these files can be removed, it doesn't suggest uploading files to Google's cloud storage options, such as Google Drive, Photos, or Play Music.



This is a nice feature and development especially for people that have devices with low storage capacity.

SourceAndroid Police