As we all know, WeChat was originally praised for its simplicity and generosity. However, I don’t know when this happened. Although WeChat officials will occasionally check that it is a “small and beautiful” software, but its functions seem to be more and more fancy.
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When the used space reaches 50.6 GB, is it small? Still beautiful?
This size is almost catching up with a 3A game. . .
Some friends may wonder, why just chat every day, WeChat takes up so much space?
In many cases, data such as pictures, videos and files received during the chat are actually occupied by the space, and these data will be automatically saved in the device.
Often there are more than 30 Gs without paying attention.
Coupled with cache (data such as friends’ avatars) and chat history, the space occupation will naturally go up.
This makes a lot of headaches for many mobile phone users with small memory. After all, if the mobile phone is 64G, there is basically no way to install anything other than the mobile phone system and WeChat.
I can only clean up the WeChat data by myself from time to time, barely living my life.
However, WeChat’s cleaning function is not particularly easy to use, and often a large amount of data remains after cleaning.
However, this situation may change now.
Now, WeChat Gray recently tested a “deep cleanup” function, which allows everyone to have a few more G in an instant!
The activation of this function is very simple, just enter REC in the search box ↓↓
Then click “WeChat Repair Tool” to enter the following interface.
If your version is 8.0.15 and there is a “Deep Cleanup” button at the bottom of the page, it means that you have successfully been grayed out and you can experience this feature.
Before experiencing “Deep Cleanup”, Shichao will give you a brief introduction to this tool.
The WeChat tool is actually a tool for WeChat to repair abnormal situations in WeChat. WeChat also made a special note for everyone to use under the guidance of the WeChat team.
There are a total of 6 functions. The first one is used to upload fault logs when there is a function abnormality to help WeChat find and solve problems.
The key word for the second and third functions is “repair”. If the chat history is displayed abnormally, is missing, or encounters a search failure, you can try this function.
The fourth performance test tool is mainly for testing software performance, such as power consumption, latency, FPS, and so on.
The fifth is to check for updates, there is nothing to say about this.
The sixth function is our protagonist today’s “deep cleaning”. It should be noted that there is only one switch in the WeChat tool.
After turning on the switch, we still need to perform the cleanup operation through “Me-Settings-Storage Space”.
After turning on “Deep Cleaning”, you will find that the cache you can clean has increased.
World Super tested it. When I don’t turn on this function, the cache that can be cleaned is 2.7G, and the cache that can be cleaned after it is turned on is 6.7G.
4 more G ~ ↓↓
My colleague’s WeChat is similar. The cache that can be cleaned up when it is not turned on is 2.5G, and the cache that can be cleaned up after it is turned on is 5G. The number of things that can be cleaned is doubled, and the effect is still very good.
However, seeing this, a friend may have found out, why is this number not correct?
Used space is 18.5G, of which chat history is 10.9G, cache is 2.5G, 10.9+2.5 =18.5?
I’m not good at math, don’t lie to me on WeChat~
Now, in fact, WeChat is very clear. The data in the chat history column only includes the pictures and files in the chat history, and does not include the chat messages. The chat messages are the main source of the data difference ~
Since this part of the data also takes up a lot of memory, Shichao will teach you a few more ways to clean it up.
The first one is to clear directly with one key in “Me-Settings-General”, which is simple and rude ↓ ↓
However, sometimes we have some chat records that need to be kept, such as messages sent to you by people, family members, and people who asked you to borrow money. You can’t delete them all regardless.
If it is not too troublesome, you can choose to delete the chat records individually, such as swiping right on the main interface to delete specific chat records one by one.
The third method: iOS users can back up their chat history to their computer via “Settings-General-Chat History Backup” and Android users via “Settings-Chat-Chat History Backup and Migration”. Then select only the chat records you need and back them up to your phone again.
This method is an operation that Shi Chao has used before. It seems a little troublesome, but it is much more convenient than deleting one by one! It can also be regarded as a curve to save the country and realize batch deletion of chat records.
For users with low mobile phone memory, it should be no problem to free up a few gigabytes of memory for the mobile phone by using “deep cleaning” and cleaning up chat history.
If you are interested, you can give it a try.
Of course, first of all, you have to be grayed out by WeChat~
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