Our mobile devices stored personal information that we should keep in a safe place and away from prying eyes
A good practice to follow is to configure an access password (either alphanumeric or, in Android, using a pattern that we mark on the screen) to avoid that someone else has access to our messages, call history made or, for example, searches that we have been doing. The history of our device, like that of our browser, contains lots of information about our activity in addition to space, Occasionally it is worth to review this information and erase what we are not interested.
A good practice to follow is to configure an access password (either alphanumeric or, in Android, using a pattern that we mark on the screen) to avoid that someone else has access to our messages, call history made or, for example, searches that we have been doing. The history of our device, like that of our browser, contains lots of information about our activity in addition to space, Occasionally it is worth to review this information and erase what we are not interested.
In the case of using an Android device, this task of cleaning and maintenance we can achieve it through some of the applications available on Google Play, for example, History Eraser (which incidentally is called exactly the same as an extension for Google Chrome). History Eraser is an application that centralizes the deletion of the data that is stored in our phone arising from our own activity:
- Control of the navigation history
- control record of calls made and received
- Control of the searches done on Google Play
- Control of the search history in Gmail, Google Maps, YouTube or the Google search engine
- Can delete messages
- Delete cache files (something that we can also do with Easy Cache Cleaner)
With these options, the user can delete all the activity from your terminal Android or delete, selectively, some aspect such as the browsing history or searches . If we add to these options that the application is very easy to use, make this type of maintenance tasks is simple and, therefore, is something that we can incorporate into our routines for use (as indeed we should incorporate the backup).
Clean the history from time to time, next to the cache of the applications, we will help to free up storage space of the device, an important aspect if the memory of our terminal is not very large.
Clean the history from time to time, next to the cache of the applications, we will help to free up storage space of the device, an important aspect if the memory of our terminal is not very large.
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