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Android users will soon benefit from an auto-archive feature, allowing them to quickly and easily offload unused apps an...
16/04/2023

Android users will soon benefit from an auto-archive feature, allowing them to quickly and easily offload unused apps and free up memory, similar to the iPhones' technology.

This feature is meant to optimize the device's memory while making it easier for users to access their apps when they're ready to be used again.
Google recently rolled out their new 'auto-archive' feature for the Android operating system, which is essentially the same as what Apple did with iOS.

In a nutshell, it will automatically detect old, unused apps on your device, and it will archive them to free up some valuable space. This means that you won't have to go and manually delete them every now and then; they'll just silently disappear in the background, giving you more space for new ones.

The way it works is that it keeps track of the apps you open, and after a certain point (which is specified in the settings), it will automatically archive any app that you haven't used for that amount of time. You can still access it and use it if you want to, but it will remain archived until you open it up again. This will save you a ton of time and effort, as you'll be able to quickly access the apps you frequently use while freeing up space for new ones.

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Google is aiming to make it easier for users to have control of their information. Starting in 2021, Android apps that a...
14/04/2023

Google is aiming to make it easier for users to have control of their information. Starting in 2021, Android apps that are available on the Google Play Store will be required to offer users the ability to delete their accounts and related data easily
This new policy reflects Google's intention to bring greater safety and security to users when it comes to their personal data and protect privacy.

The new requirements mean that developers must create mechanisms that allow users to delete their accounts and erase any app-related data directly from the app and across different platforms. All personal information shared by the user will have to be completely wiped from the account if the user requests that the account be deleted.

This is a great example of how Google is helping to keep users informed and in control of their personal information. The goal of this policy is to promote a safer and more secure digital environment for users who want to manage their data more effectively. The new policy is beneficial for the privacy of users, puts them in charge of their data, and ensures that they are aware of their digital account access control.

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