It is recommended to add an entrance to Android’s built-in system cache clearing function

[xzl66973]

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Developers can try to add an entry to call the Android system's built-in clearing system cache.
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The Android system has a built-in function to clear the system cache, but currently there is no entry for this function in the sd maid2 app. I think, if possible, developers should be able to add it to the software’s cleaning function to bring Better software experience

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Developers can try to put it on the homepage of the app and turn it into one of the garbage cleaning functions.
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This function can be seen in some junk cleaning software, but not in some software. This leads to some cases where users are asked to download two apps to use

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[MeloriTensei]

Note to Darken: "File Geek" is mistranslated. It is actually called "Files by Google" internationally. I personally think this ticket shows interesting concept from the consumer standpoint, I'm not sure about the technical standpoint of this though. Will look forward to hear back from you, Darken.

[d4rken]

I don't understand the idea, can you elaborate @xzl66973 ?

[xzl66973]

我不明白这个想法，你能详细说明一下吗@xzl66973？
Hello developers. This is a function built into the Android system. It can directly clean up part of the system's cache. Currently, it can be seen being called in some junk cleaning come out. It can be determined that this is the one that comes with the Android system and is not built into the software. Its UI is different from the UI of the software but more in line with the Android system.