Cleaner eXtreme is said to be the fastest cleaning app in Google Play!
★ Features:
★ 1 Click All Cleaner.
★ All App's Cache Cleaner.
★ Deep Junk Cleaner.
★ Ad Cache Cleaner.
★ Quickest Cleaner.
★ Auto-Cleaner, Cleans memory automatically. Available intervals: 1 minute, 5 minutes, 10 minutes, 30 minutes, 1 hour, 3 hours, 6 hours, 12 hours, 1 day .
★ No Ads.
Thanks OP. Would I be correct in saying that you don't keep the license for these apps if you install them during their "free" period?
I believe its considered a sale as opposed to a trial period, so you get to keep it after the "sale" ends. Ive a few apps now that i got for free and still function as if i had of bought it for normal price.
I always thought that only applied providing you don't uninstall the app. I went through my purchase history in Google Play and couldn't see any that may represent that they were claimed free. It doesn't help I can't remember which ones I've claimed either though so you are likely right. Cheers.
You would be incorrect in saying that.
I think my free apps show up as purchased.
But you could always just use Apk Extractor & make a backup of it.
It counts as purchased forever regardless of the price.
Though I have heard that if you uninstall it during the stores automatic refund period (15 minutes?) it will apply the $0 refund and remove the purchase permanently.
I will just put this out there. Android cleaning apps are complete rubbish. Yes they were handy back in 2012 but Android since 2015 is actually really good at managing itself. Constantly cleaning out the Memory (Which doesn't save any battery) just means the next time you open the app, it has to spend all that extra battery loading the app from scratch, reloading the app into memory and using all that CPU to get it back running again instead of the much less battery intensive, resuming it from RAM.
With the amount of ads dumb mobile games and apps show, I'm more interested in how much space is used… but your point is true nonetheless :)
It would appear from the description, that the primary objective of this app is to clear cache, as well as the ability to clean memory. Some users may find this useful, if they aren't in the mood to go through their apps and manually do it. Not trying to defend the veracity of this app's claims, just another perspective.
Anecdotally, I have found that on occasion Android systems do seem to slow down, which is rectified by a reboot, implying to me that memory management is still a bit of a work in progress.
I think it's more dependent on what distro you're using. I'm using LineageOS which is virtually stock android and bloatware free on a OnePlus One. It runs like a dream.
The only time I have to reboot is when I'm applying a nightly update.
I just ran it & it free'd up 1gb of space (600Mb was Android stuff)
If you play games that have ads, then those were probably ads, which no your phone will have to re-download.
Sorry, but it's my experience the "doesn't save battery" claim Android 'expert' sites spout, is untrue. Well, that is unless every app you've ever installed/use doesn't access the outside world…
e.g. My phone automatically turns wifi off if the phone is idle for x minutes in order to save battery. But if some apps (read: a large percentage of them) running in memory use wifi, then whenever they access wifi, it constantly turns wifi on - thus using more battery.
Also, even before the manufacturer pushed that 'auto wifi off' update to my particular phone model… (so, when wifi would never turn off)… leaving a dozen apps running in memory was still draining the battery. How do I know? Because I would plug the charge cable in, come back an hour later, and the % was still the same - with the phone not being used and the screen timed OFF. When I noticed it, I'd run an app that shuts unused apps down, and instantly the charge % began to climb - with the screen ON and me using the phone.
So what they say is technically true - but the in real world it only holds true if the apps are completely dormant, never doing anything while open. (For an extreme example, let them try leaving flud running in memory with a torrent seeding - and let them prove removing it from memory doesn't save power.) Yes, I realise I'm talking an app that's running - and that's my point - many apps don't have a 'turn off' anywhere - so that's exactly what they do… keep working in the background and we forget about them until the battery goes flat 2 hours sooner than expected.
Edit: Just installed it to try. After I turned off the things I wanted to keep, it still found 5.5GB of leftover junk.
I can't wait to get my phone extremely and deeply cleaned!!
This is why I don't buy used phones!
i wish it could deep clean the bloatware on my phone
Maybe try LineageOS if you want a bloatware free experience? If you have TWRP on your phone it's a relatively painless install.
Thank you OP
This thing just cleared 2GB for me, nice.
works ok here..and is fast
It has 'Extreme' and 'Pro' in the name of the app, ah no thanks. Not really necessary anyway, unless you have a phone/tablet with 2gb ram and 16gb storage.
Aren't these bad for your phone?
Installs
1,000 - 5,000
Reviews
813 total
How many are genuine
Normally the biggest culprit of cache is my google photos. Clean that and I get 2-3 GB of free space. Goes back up quickly again though.
The free version of Sd Maid is still better:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=eu.thedarken.s…
This does:
• Detect duplicate pictures, music or documents, independent of name or location.
Interesting…Wonder what metadata it uses to pick up duplicates…
md5 hash so it shows only files that are an exact copy of another.
Cheers mate. Was so impressed by its clean UI and features, I bought the pro version. It works brilliantly. Going to uninstall this other one now.
Why does it need access to my call details?! Ugh hate these data skimming apps
It deleted all my porn.
I feel cleaner already
thanks, we'll see how it goes.