It takes the device longer to find necessary files, slowing things down in the process. The problem is when the cache it filled up with lots of these files that you no longer need. The most common use in on websites, where the cache will usually store product images, javascript settings and other relevant things that keep things ticking along nicely when you’re browsing. These are often useful and intended to speed up performance by allowing the CPU to access regularly used files quickly.
Pronounced ‘cash’, this is an area of memory on your device where small, temporary files are kept.
In this article we explain how to clean out the cache, which should get your iPhone or iPad running faster once more. You can give your device a little speed boost by clearing out the junk and memory-clogging files on your device. Over time, iPhones and iPads tend to slow down as they get clogged up with unwanted files and apps.
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