#SD MAID APPCLEANER TV#

I've personally never used Clean Master - most folks I know use SD Maid, which is supposed to be really good and bloat free (take that with a grain of salt! I've never needed an app like this). I personally haven't had any major battery issues as a result, and tbh I'd still rather use it than a web wrapper. Used Swipe for a bit, but ultimately reinstalled the stock FB app. I say if the app works well and you are happy with it and you have room to spare on your phone, I wouldn't worry about the size. App sizes vary wildly depending on what it is that they do. Some apps run perfectly under 1MB while others need 100-300MB+ of space to run. Sure we'd like for them all to be as small as possible, but unless you're the developer there's not a lot you can do about an app's size as far as I know. In my opinion there's really not a perfect file size for an app. If it keeps going up, either get in the habit of clearing out the cache if you need the space or see if there's another app that suits your needs but doesn't get bloated with old files. Just watch the size as you use it over a week or so and if it remains at a consistent number then it should be fine. I don't use the app so I don't know if it does or doesn't. Hopefully it's written well enough so that it deletes or overwrites old cached files instead of just adding new ones and causing the folder they are stored in to get bigger and bigger over time.

#SD MAID APPCLEANER TV#

Using an app like SD Maid will help clear out those cached files that you don't need, but as you start using the TV Time app again it's going to download those files back onto your phone as it needs them. I'd be willing to bet that the rest of the space that's being taken up on your phone are just cached files that the app has used to display information about whichever shows you are tracking. The Play store says the downloaded file size for that app is 31MB and when I tried it just now the installed size on my phone is 69MB (although I think that size can vary depending on the device it's installed on).

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