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Go to Settings > Security > Advanced and tap Encryption & credentials. Select Encrypt phone if the option isn't already enabled. Next, go to Settings > System > Advanced and tap Reset options. Select Erase all data (factory reset), and press Delete all data.

Tap File Manager on your Android phone, then go to the Categories section. Scroll down and you may find the Recently deleted folder where you can recover deleted files or emptied the trash folder.

It's a lot easier to delete these files as you go than comb through thousands of pictures later, when your phone gets full. Clear your cache. On an Android phone, when you select particular apps in the Storage settings section, you'll often get the option of clearing the cache, or deleting all data.

Untouched or unused files are disputable junk files. Unlike most system junk files that are automatically created, untouched or unused files are simply forgotten and take up space. It's good to be aware of these files and delete them from your Android device periodically.

It's a lot easier to delete these files as you go than comb through thousands of pictures later, when your phone gets full. Clear your cache. On an Android phone, when you select particular apps in the Storage settings section, you'll often get the option of clearing the cache, or deleting all data.

Delete filesOpen your phone's Files app .Tap a file.Tap Delete Delete. If you don't see the Delete icon, tap More. Delete .

On an Android device, open Settings and head to System, Advanced, and then Reset options. In there, you'll find Erase all data (factory reset). In some cases, it is technically possible to retrieve data after such a reset, but that would require FBI levels of skills, so don't lose sleep over it.