The application archiving feature, a Google Play feature, comes to Android phones with Android 15. As you know, Google Play already has an application archiving feature. However, to use this feature, the storage must be full. With Android 15, the application archiving feature will appear much more useful.
Is the app archiving feature built-in with Android 15?
The application archiving feature, which was introduced to Google Play last year, is now coming to phones with Android 15. But what benefit will having this feature on the phone provide? Currently, the application has this feature and if your phone’s storage space is full, you have the opportunity to use this feature via Google Play.
Android 15 brings this feature to phones. You will now be able to turn on application archiving through the phone settings. When this option is activated, the application must have App Bundle format. According to the first details, this feature appeared with the Android 14 QPR Beta 2 version. This is a sign that archiving will appear with Android 15.
With this new Android 15 feature, you will have the opportunity to archive rarely used applications and those with App Bundle. Android 15 will even archive these rarely used applications for you. For this, you will need to turn on the “manage unused applications” option from the settings. But how much space does application archiving save?
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According to those who discovered this feature, app archiving saved up to 95 percent of space in the Uber app, for example. When you retrieve the application after archiving, no data is lost. Additionally, with application archiving, the application is not completely deleted from the system. However, to use this feature on Google Play, you must run out of storage space. We may also encounter such a criterion on Android 15. Still, it is important that the feature will be used on Android phones. This interface will also enable developers to enable this feature.
Although app archiving has just arrived with Android 15, iOS has been using archiving for a long time. Do you think this new Android feature saves space? We are waiting your comments.