Constant lack of memory?

Question

Android

How to live if 8 cm Gb? There is a smartphone android samsung galaxy something there ... With 8 GB of memory in the phone (normal, not RAM). There is really still a flash drive, but applications are installed by default on the phone, and not on the flash drive (what asshole came up with this?). Some applications can be dragged onto a flash drive (there is an interface in the application manager for this), but many simply have this ability blocked. In general, I have already deleted all the applications that I could from the phone (only the most necessary ones remained), moved everything that was moved to the USB flash drive, all files (such as photos, etc.) have also been on the USB flash drive for a long time, but still a little update of the application or the system goes out - the problem. He writes there is not enough memory and that's it ... Where the memory goes is a mystery. Tolley the system eats so much, the roofing felts of applications ... Many system applications simply cannot be moved to a USB flash drive or deleted. I don't plan to change my phone number. How to live on? Literally today, I wanted to update and the vatsap that I use every day stopped running. I don't know what to do anymore. :(

Answer 1

you get into the settings and clean out all sorts of browsers and other Internet media caches. There's a lot of stuff lying around there. You put diskusage
- you look who eats storage - you clean. I hope there is a root ??

Answer 2

Look, you have all your contacts in the cloud, the list of applications too. I recommend once every three to four years to make the phone "return to factory settings" after that, when you connect your account, you should install all your applications and pull up your contacts. But before that, check in the settings whether you are really backing up program settings and contacts.

Answer 3

Just change the phone to a newer one, with more memory. Preferably in one piece, and not like, for example, on my old tablet - 16 gigs are cut into two parts: 1 gig for programs and 15 for user files. As a result, there is not enough memory to install programs, no matter how you dance.