Clearing your app's cache is often the first step when you want to troubleshoot issues or refresh the temporary data stored by an application, which can be part of managing or "resetting" its state without removing the app entirely. The following steps, based on the provided reference, show you how to clear the cache for the TIDAL app on your device, a common method used in managing app data.
Steps to Clear TIDAL App Cache
Clearing the cache removes temporary files that the app uses, which can sometimes resolve performance issues or errors. Follow these steps:
- Locate the TIDAL app icon on your device.
- Click and hold the TIDAL icon.
- Select App info then Storage.
- Click on Clear Cache.
What Does Clearing the Cache Do?
Clearing the cache removes temporary data files. This doesn't delete your account information, downloaded music, or settings within the app, but it can free up storage space and resolve issues caused by corrupted temporary files. It's a quick way to refresh the app's temporary data without logging you out or deleting your saved content.
While clearing the cache is a form of data management often used when someone talks about "resetting" app data, a full "reset" of app data would typically involve clearing all app data (which usually includes cache and other stored data, potentially requiring you to log back in) or uninstalling and reinstalling the app. The steps provided specifically detail how to clear the cache.
