Application Archive Feature Released for Android Phones

US-based technology giant Google has prepared for the Android ecosystem. a new feature started to deliver to users. for the first time at the end of last year. announced This feature is not actively used on the phone. automatic archiving of applications provides. This feature will be critical for users whose phone storage space is a problem.

iPhone owners, from the very first paragraph, have a feature like this. in the iOS ecosystem They might say it’s been around for years already. They’re right too. The application archiving feature will ensure that applications that are not actively used are partially deleted from the phone. According to Google, this new feature is for every app in phones storage. up to 60 percent will save money.

So how will Android’s application archiving feature be used?

Let’s say some of the applications on your phone are quite on rare occasions you are using. When you archive the app, you will still see the app icon on your phone. But it will have a transparent cloud icon on it. When you want to use the application again, you have to touch the icon and completion of the download You’ll just have to wait. The user who prefers to keep the user data on the phone will continue to use the application after the download. If you want the data deleted, you will need to regain access to your account in that app.

However, not everyone will be able to benefit from this feature!

There is a serious deficiency in Google’s application archiving feature. In the statement made on the official website, this feature It cannot be activated by everyone. We see it explained. According to Google, to take advantage of this feature phone memory will need to be full. The user who does not have enough free space for a new application will approve the pop-up notification and activate the automatic application archiving feature.

If the user activates this feature, rarely used applications will be archived automatically. Thus, the user has to deal with each application individually. will not need. In addition, this feature will only be available for applications with the “App Bundle” structure. There is nothing you can do as a user at this point. At the developer’s choice you are stuck.