Sometimes it happens that the Play Store does not open, apps do not download, or updates get stuck. Then we think that the mobile has become slow. But the real reason is something else – the accumulated cache of the Play Store!
Now the question arises – what is this cache and how to get rid of it? Don’t worry friend! I am going to explain to you how to clear the cache of the Play Store.
What Is Play Store Cache
Let’s understand it like this – suppose you go to a shop every day to buy goods. If the shopkeeper remembers your choice every time, the work will be done quickly, right? In the same way, Google Play Store also stores some data (like search history, download information, etc.) so that things load faster next time. This data is called cache.
When Should I Clear the Play Store Cache
- Play Store crashing frequently
- Apps not downloading or updating
- Apps list not loading
- Slow response & loading delays
How to Clear Play Store Cache
Step 1: Go to Settings
Open Settings on your Android phone.
Step 2: Find Apps or App Manager
Go to the “Apps” or “Apps & notifications” section, then open “All apps”.
Step 3: Find & open Play Store
Find Google Play Store from the list and tap on it.
Step 4: Select Storage & Cache option
Here you will see the option of Storage or Storage & Cache.
Step 5: Tap Clear Cache
Now tap on “Clear Cache”. That’s it!
Benefits
Removing the cache not only makes the app work properly, but also increases the speed of the mobile.
- Play Store responds faster
- Updates happen easily
- Background errors are removed
- Load on mobile RAM & storage is reduced
