Your Android device that you use to follow classes on one of our courses (mobile phone, tablet, PC) during daily use (browsing websites and using various applications) caches their files via the server and web browser that you use specifically. Not cleaning the cache memory, in addition to taking up working memory space, also affects the slower operation of the device.
Understanding the problem:
Each application creates a certain amount of cache data and cookies (files created by websites when you visit them), which you can and should easily delete as needed.
How to solve the problem:
If your device has an integrated memory cleaner, set it to clean the cache regularly or do it manually at least once a week.
Unemptied cache memory, as well as uncleared browsing history on the web browser you are using, may affect the inability to play some of our video books or recordings of conversation course lessons.
The Zoom platform that we helpfully use for this purpose (posting recordings), may ask you to reconfirm certain options multiple times (user account for example). This is an indication that your cache memory is overloaded, that "cookies" have not been cleared and that the history on the web browser is too full.
After clearing the cache:
Please note that after deleting the cache and cookies, certain settings on the sites may be deleted. For example, if you've been logged in, you'll need to log in again (so it's a good idea to remember your usernames and passwords or write them down before clearing your web browser's cache, cookies, and browsing history).
Some sites may run slower after the first reload.
Recommended apps:
There are a number of memory cleaning apps on the Google Play Store, such as Clean Master, Ccleaner, and Wise Disk Cleaner. These apps are easy to use, free to download in the basic version, and can significantly improve the performance of your device.
Please follow these instructions regularly in order to use all the resources of our website smoothly. Thank you for your trust!
