Why does the system take up storage?

Q: Why does the system take up storage?

Some Space is used for <b>ROM updates</b>, as well as system buffer and cache storage. You should check for pre-installed apps you don't need. While pre-installed apps reside in the system partition, their data and updates consume Space on the data partition which is freed this way. May 11, 2017).

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Some Space is used for ROM updates, as well as system buffer and cache storage. You should check for pre-installed apps you don't need. While pre-installed apps reside in the system partition, their data and updates consume Space on the data partition which is freed this way. May 11, 2017).

Hagrid P Hazard · Accepted Answer

Some Space is used for ROM updates, as well as system buffer and cache storage. You should check for pre-installed apps you don't need. While pre-installed apps reside in the system partition, their data and updates consume Space on the data partition which is freed this way. May 11, 2017).

Why does the system take up storage?

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