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If your Samsung Galaxy feels slow or certain apps start misbehaving, you don’t need to uninstall them. Instead, you can clear app cache to fix performance issues without deleting app data or settings. Step 1: Open Settings Go to Settings > Apps . You’ll see a list of all installed apps on your Galaxy device. Step 2: Select the App Choose the app you want to clean — for example, Instagram , YouTube , or Samsung Internet . This opens the app’s info page. Step 3: Clear Cache Tap Storage > Clear Cache . This removes temporary files that may cause lag or freezing. Do not tap “Clear Data” — that option resets the app completely. Step 4: Use Device Care to Clean System Cache Open Settings > Battery and Device Care > Storage , then tap Clean Now . This removes leftover cache files from multiple apps safely. Step 5: Wipe Cache Partition (Advanced) If your phone is still sluggish, power it off and boot into Recovery Mode . Use the volume keys t...

Running low on storage but don’t want to uninstall your favorite apps? You can easily free up storage on Samsung Galaxy without deleting apps by clearing cached data, optimizing storage settings, and using built-in Samsung tools. This guide helps US and Canadian users reclaim space while keeping all essential apps intact. Step 1: Use Device Care Optimization Go to Settings > Battery and device care > Storage . Tap Clean now to remove unnecessary system files, thumbnails, and temporary app data. Samsung’s optimization tool identifies safe-to-delete content automatically. Step 2: Clear App Cache Without Deleting Data Navigate to Settings > Apps , select a storage-heavy app, and tap Storage > Clear cache . This removes temporary files without affecting app data or login sessions. Step 3: Move Files to Samsung Cloud or Google Drive Free up internal storage by syncing your photos and documents to the cloud. Go to Settings > Accounts and backup and ...