How to Use the Media Storage Feature on Your Android Phone

If you want to store more files on your Android phone, you can use the scoped storage feature. Scoped storage lets you assign a specific app to a media file. Then, you can control which apps can access the storage. You can also use the Storage Access Framework (SAF) to store other kinds of files. In the meantime, you can use the DATA column to access existing media files. This method can be tricky, so you should be careful about how you use it.

Once you have access to the media storage on your Android phone, you can turn it on and off as needed. To do this, you can go to Settings > Storage and Data Usage. You can also use the DISABLE/FORCE STOP option to stop the Media Storage app from running. After that, you can access the app's settings and manage the amount of storage it uses. If you do not want to use the media storage, enable it by selecting it in the settings menu.

If you want to use the storage space on your iPhone as intended, clear the cache. First, go to Settings > Applications. Next, tap More. Click on "Show system processes." Once you're in this window, you can choose Media Storage. You can then clear the cache and remove any unwanted files by following the instructions below. If you've had a problem with the Media Storage, you can try clearing the data with a storage analyzer or by taking screenshots of the data on your device.