Android 12 , Hibernation and Trash

 


The new Android 12 comes in with new features like hibernation and trash. Android 12 automatically sets the unused apps to an idle state to provide more space. It also brings out the trash bin for the deleted files. It can delete temporary files of unused apps on its own without any user actions. Enhancing this feature, 12 can also delete these unused apps as well.

This hibernating feature will remove the compilation artifacts and clear the associated cache memory. The trash feature will provide a dialogue box informing how much storage space you will get with the files you want to delete.

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