Slate_Rose
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02-26-2026 11:16 PM in
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Samsung got rid of the Clear Cache Partition option in the February One UI 8 / One UI 8.5 Beta 6.
Why'd they take it out?
We used to use this after every software update.
No clue why they did this, or if they'll bring it back?
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02-27-2026 12:37 AM in
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02-27-2026 12:40 AM in
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I think it was added to the update. Like it does it automatically?
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02-27-2026 10:02 AM in
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As I said, it became obsolete. You don't need to do that anymore.
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02-27-2026 10:28 AM in
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"you should rely on clearing individual app cache if you experience issues."
☝🏾☝🏾 That clearly states that clearing cache is effective at remedying issues. It's illogical to say that wiping cache partition is obsolete, yet in the same breath say that if an app is having issues, wipe it's cache.. 🤷🏾♂️ it isn't adding up.. Maybe I'm missing something here.
App Caches are stored in the Cache Partition correct?
☝🏾☝🏾 That clearly states that clearing cache is effective at remedying issues. It's illogical to say that wiping cache partition is obsolete, yet in the same breath say that if an app is having issues, wipe it's cache.. 🤷🏾♂️ it isn't adding up.. Maybe I'm missing something here.
App Caches are stored in the Cache Partition correct?
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02-27-2026 11:39 AM in
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That's correct; it's for temporary system data, log files, and app fragments. But now the update does that for you, so you don't need to. Still, if you have any problem with any app, you can clear that app's cache. They're just making it easier for you.
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