Using various applications, over time, we accumulate unnecessary information there, which negatively affects the operation of the application. The smartphone starts to slow down when we open it and do typical actions. How to avoid it? Let’s talk about how to clear the cache in Tik Tok and how it will help in the fight against the slow operation of the application?
What is it
The cache is the memory of your device, or rather, those moments that are saved based on your most frequent actions. The cache helps to work faster, but has an unpleasant cumulative effect, after a while it only slows down processes.
Tik Tok is already quite a bulky application that loads weak devices. If this is your case, then cleaning is just what you need.
How to clean up
Cleaning is similar on iPhone and Android, so we will give one that is common to all. We do this:
- Log in to your account and go to the section with the person icon on the bottom panel.
- In your profile, click on the three dots in the upper right corner and go to the application settings.
- Scroll down the page to find Cache and mobile data.
- Our next button is Free Space.
After you have done everything, the best solution is to restart the application. You can notice how it becomes “easier” for the device to process information coming from the TT.
What will be removed after cleanup
Some users mistakenly believe that clearing the cache means deleting your content. This is not true. Moreover, your drafts remain untouched. You can safely clean your device from accumulated debris.
How important is this procedure
Each user determines this importance personally for himself. Someone’s device has a lot of memory left, so TikTok’s full cache does not affect the operation of the application, and it is important for someone that their smartphone works better (for various reasons, including due to a weak internal processor or low RAM memory). Then use this method or make it a habit to do it as often as possible.
Summary
Now we know how to remove unnecessary information from the device’s memory. Usually, too much does not accumulate there (from personal experience – 500 MB accumulated over a year of use), but still this procedure is desirable, although not necessary.
