Android Auto stores temporary files in the form of a cache to help apps load faster on your car’s infotainment system. Over time, the accumulation of cache may slow down the Android Auto app and affect its functionality. You can clear the Android Auto app cache to speed up the app’s performance and prevent technical issues.
How to Clear Cache on Android Auto via Settings
1. Open Settings: Grab your Android phone, pull up the app drawer, and click the Settings icon.
2. Go to Apps: Scroll down the options and head to the Apps section.
3. View Installed Apps: Tap on See all apps or Manage Apps, depending on your phone model.
4. Find Android Auto: Scroll through the applications list and click on Android Auto to check the relevant information.
5. View Storage & Cache: Below the Additional settings in the app, click on the Storage & Cache option.
6. Delete the Cached Data: Tap Clear Cache (trash icon) to remove temporary files stored by the app.
If you wish to remove all the app data, you can choose the Clear Storage option. However, this will reset the app, erasing all associated data and saved settings.
How Often Should I Clear the Cache on Android Auto?
Clearing the cache will remove only junk files, so you won’t have to worry about settings and custom preferences. You can delete the Android Auto cached data once in two weeks or when you feel performance issues. Doing so
FAQ
Yes. Resetting the Android phone will permanently delete the app data of all files, including junk files.