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Lonewolf · 11th April 2021, 18:27

The Google app on my android constantly has about 80mb of search data which it apparently syncs from my Google account, so it seems. Every time I clear the app data, it refills back to 80mb within minutes.

I've tried some settings on my phone, as well as my general Google settings, including those involving the automatic syncing of data, but short of manually clearing the cache several times each day, nothing seems to work. And though I've seen that signing out of Google might solve the problem, that seems unwieldy, considering my reliance on Google on a daily basis.

I love to save space, so for me, this extra drag on my phone's memory is unwanted. How can I stop this from happening?

HiTrack99 · 11th April 2021, 22:43

Hopefully this will help you out

Code:

http://support.google.com/websearch/answer/465?co=GENIE.Platform%3DAndroid&hl=en

Lonewolf · 14th April 2021, 23:12

Quote:

Originally Posted by HiTrack99

Hopefully this will help you out

Code:

http://support.google.com/websearch/answer/465?co=GENIE.Platform%3DAndroid&hl=en

A good read, but still can't find a solution.

One thing I did find... this happens only when I'm on WiFi. Problem is, I'm on WiFI most of the time to save my plan data (5gb/mo) for when I'm not on WiFi.

I'm open to anything at this point... even disabling Google on my phone. Speaking of... what effect would that have on my phone?

pigulici · 15th April 2021, 15:50

Try to Blokada, maybe will help...

Lonewolf · 18th April 2021, 18:58

I believe I found the answer. For those who are having this issue, here are the basic steps (note that menu options may vary by phone/model):

- go to Settings
- go to Network & Internet
- go to Mobile Data
- click on three dots at upper-right and select Data Saver
- turn Data Saver on, and click on Unrestricted Data Access
- click on three dots at upper right and select Show System
- uncheck everything except for call-related options (ex. Carrier Services)

(I believe the two options directly responsible for the Google data refilling were Downloads and Download Manager.)

So far, so good...

HiTrack99 · 18th April 2021, 22:41

Wow, nice one lonewolf

Lonewolf · 18th April 2021, 23:33

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lonewolf

I'm open to anything at this point... even disabling Google on my phone. Speaking of... what effect would that have on my phone?

BTW, I have seen the same answer to this posted in a couple places... supposedly, if you disable your Google app, the only things you won't be able to use are:

1. The Google search widget (assuming you have one on your phone's home screen)
2. Google Assistant app

All other Google-related apps (i.e. - maps, gmail, etc.) are said to work just fine.

Lonewolf · 24th April 2021, 21:55

Update... it worked for a few days, then it started happening again, so I ended up disabling the Google app. I added a link to Google to my link aggregator app, in case I need the site again. I'll try reactivating Google at a later time, or will search for a "Google Lite" option, to see if the memory leak is resolved.

11th April 2021, 18:27	#1
Lonewolf Martha!!! Postaholic Join Date: Nov 2010 Posts: 6,983 Thanks: 4,283 Thanked 26,074 Times in 5,562 Posts	Google / Android question The Google app on my android constantly has about 80mb of search data which it apparently syncs from my Google account, so it seems. Every time I clear the app data, it refills back to 80mb within minutes. I've tried some settings on my phone, as well as my general Google settings, including those involving the automatic syncing of data, but short of manually clearing the cache several times each day, nothing seems to work. And though I've seen that signing out of Google might solve the problem, that seems unwieldy, considering my reliance on Google on a daily basis. I love to save space, so for me, this extra drag on my phone's memory is unwanted. How can I stop this from happening? __________________ (signature expertly crafted by cylnz)

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Lonewolf Martha!!! Postaholic Join Date: Nov 2010 Posts: 6,983 Thanks: 4,283 Thanked 26,074 Times in 5,562 Posts	I believe I found the answer. For those who are having this issue, here are the basic steps (note that menu options may vary by phone/model): - go to Settings - go to Network & Internet - go to Mobile Data - click on three dots at upper-right and select Data Saver - turn Data Saver on, and click on Unrestricted Data Access - click on three dots at upper right and select Show System - uncheck everything except for call-related options (ex. Carrier Services) (I believe the two options directly responsible for the Google data refilling were Downloads and Download Manager.) So far, so good... __________________ (signature expertly crafted by cylnz)

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Lonewolf Martha!!! Postaholic Join Date: Nov 2010 Posts: 6,983 Thanks: 4,283 Thanked 26,074 Times in 5,562 Posts	Update... it worked for a few days, then it started happening again, so I ended up disabling the Google app. I added a link to Google to my link aggregator app, in case I need the site again. I'll try reactivating Google at a later time, or will search for a "Google Lite" option, to see if the memory leak is resolved. __________________ (signature expertly crafted by cylnz)

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