When it comes to technology, Samsung is known for its high-quality products. From smartphones to televisions, their products are consistently praised by consumers and critics alike.
So when you need help with a Samsung product, where do you go? Here! In this post, we’ll walk you through how to empty the trash on your Samsung phone.
Keep reading for instructions on how to delete files permanently or just remove them from the Trash folder. Let’s get started.
1. Touch and hold the Trash icon
2. Swipe left or right to find the app you want to delete
3. Tap and hold the app until it jiggles
4. Drag the app to the top of the screen, then let go
5. A message will appear confirming that you want to delete the app – tap Delete App if you do,
How do I empty the trash on my Samsung?
There are many reasons why you might need to empty the trash on your Samsung. Perhaps you want to free up some storage space, or maybe you’re getting ready to sell your device and want to delete all of your personal data.
No matter what your reason is, this guide will show you how to do it quickly and easily. Keep reading for step-by-step instructions.
1. Open the trash can
2. Lift up the lid and remove the bag
3. If there is a lot of garbage in the can, use your hands to grab it and pull it out
4. Tie up the bag and put it in a trash bin or take it outside
5. Replace the bag – make sure to fit it snugly inside so that no garbage falls out
6. Close the lid and you’re done.
Where is the trash bin on my Samsung phone?
While we still don’t know where the trash bin is on our phones, at least we now have a place to put it. Samsung released an update that gives users more control over how they handle deleted files and folders on their phones.
Previously, your device would delete all of those deleted photos or videos from the camera roll after 30 seconds of not being used-even if you had already downloaded them onto your computer or another storage device.
Now with this new system in place, any files stored locally will be removed only when you also delete the corresponding folder.
If there’s one thing every user knows about Android devices these days, it’s that finding things can be just as frustrating as using them! We hope Samsung has plans for some.
How do you empty the trash bin on an android phone?
1. Open the Settings app
2. Tap on Apps or Applications (depending on your device, it may say something different)
3. Scroll down and tap on Trash
4. Tap on Empty Trash
5. Confirm by tapping on OK.
Where is my Trash folder on my Android phone?
Method 01
I’ve been using my Android phone for a while now and haven’t seen any mention of the Trash folder. Where can I find it? To answer this question, we first need to know what you mean by “Trash.”
If you are asking about deleting an email from your inbox, then there is no trash folder on your phone; instead, just swipe left over the message in order to delete it.
If you want to permanently delete photos or other files that have already been downloaded onto your device, then navigate into Settings > Storage & USB Preferences > Internal storage and tap Clear Cache before tapping OK.
You will be presented with a confirmation dialog box where all data will be deleted as well as cleared.
Method 02
If you are wondering where the Trash folder is on your Android phone, then this blog post should have some helpful information.
The first thing to do is navigate to Settings > Storage & USB and tap Cached data at the bottom of the screen. This will show you all the apps that store cached files on your device, including Google Chrome which stores its cache in a folder called Temporary Data.
Next, head back up one level and find “Cache” under General Management (or just go straight there by tapping Apps & notifications > App info > More).
Tap it and scroll down until you see an entry for Google Chrome with Downloaded Web Pages; tap it, select Delete Cache Files.