(My phone is a ZTE Blade A475, on Android 5.1)
I opened an app, and was forced into the app store for an update. Being an Android phone, there was never much room to begin with, so I was prompted to delete some other apps to free up space. The problem being: the update says it requires 290MB more, but the two apps that I've downloaded only add up to 190MB of that quota... So even if I deleted both of them, there'd still be about another 100MB to delete (which wouldn't matter then anyway, because I wouldn't have the app to update anymore, would I?).
I've emptied the cache and moved as much as I can to the SD card. I know about rooting the phone or changing default write to the SD, but is there anything less extreme that I could do to make more room?
Many thanks in advance~
EDIT: Also, I have no media (music, pictures, etc.) saved to internal memory, it's all on the SD.
I opened an app, and was forced into the app store for an update. Being an Android phone, there was never much room to begin with, so I was prompted to delete some other apps to free up space. The problem being: the update says it requires 290MB more, but the two apps that I've downloaded only add up to 190MB of that quota... So even if I deleted both of them, there'd still be about another 100MB to delete (which wouldn't matter then anyway, because I wouldn't have the app to update anymore, would I?).
I've emptied the cache and moved as much as I can to the SD card. I know about rooting the phone or changing default write to the SD, but is there anything less extreme that I could do to make more room?
Many thanks in advance~
EDIT: Also, I have no media (music, pictures, etc.) saved to internal memory, it's all on the SD.