What's the best system "cleaner" for Android phones?

>>58128669
I use SDMaid. Just werks.

>>58128669
A new rom.

Clear cached data button on storage menu

>>58128679
yup, cleaners are for posers

>>58128669
System "cleaners" are for tech illiterate old people and do more harm than good. You should know all the steps any "cleaner" you use takes anyway, and at that point you might as well do it yourself and avoid installing some trash proprietary freeware app that Pajeet wrote in a couple hours.

A fresh install

factory reset

>>58128716
Don't forget to defrag, too!

SD Maid by far.

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>>58128669
BlackBerry user and former BlackBerry employee here from the hardware division. Why the hell would you need a "system cleaner"?

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>>58130031

Your pic describes my feeling when BBOS10 was deprecated and BB said they are getting out of the hardware game.

I love my Passport and will NEVER give it up.

Thank you for your hard work sir.

>>58128669
Factory Reset.

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I prefer Windex personally, it really does have a nice streak free shine.

iPhone