What the frick is taking up my phone space?

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I have a Huawei P30 Pro, 128 GB. No Huawei Nano SD yet even tho it should arrive soon, so everything is stored in the phone's internal memory.

I have a few apps besides the pre-installed ones - I'm 16 so everything you expect a teen to have on her phone (Netflix, WhatsApp, Instagram, a few games, Spotify...). The only big apps among those are Spotify since I downloaded 4GB of music, and Fire Emblem Heroes (a game which takes up another 3/4GB) but I never had problems with this. I have something like 7.000 pics and 130 videos (most of them really short) but the memory assist thing tells me they're only taking up 6GB.

I deleted A TON of the apps I had before, and even tho it seems to help for a short while, the phone keeps telling me it's full (127,95GB/128) every other day 300 times a day and I'm so tired. What can I do to stop this situation?



Submitted September 28, 2019 at 07:20AM by DarkMoon_03 https://ift.tt/2lRwKR9

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