14-05-2023 01:41 PM
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14-05-2023 03:38 PM
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@ShivaBootz: Most developers restrict their applications to internal storage only, which may be why you are seeing this discrepancy. If you have an SD card installed, then I recommend using this to house your personal files and media (photos, videos and music), as this should leave plenty of room for your apps to be stored on your internal storage.
14-05-2023 05:12 PM
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14-05-2023 05:19 PM - last edited 14-05-2023 05:20 PM
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@ShivaBootz: I'm not too sure why it wasn't flagged at the time you attempted to move them, however it typically isn't possible to move apps to an SD card, which would explain why the apps are still showing in your internal storage.
14-05-2023 05:32 PM
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https://www.samsung.com/uk/support/mobile-devices/using-an-sd-card/
Also SDcard capabilities...
https://www.sdcard.org/developers/sd-standard-overview/application-performance-class/
14-05-2023 05:55 PM
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Please note: Not all apps support SD card use. If you are unable to follow the steps below, the app you are trying to use may not be compatible. Some apps that can be moved to an SD card leave some data in your internal storage. This is not an error. If data has been left on your internal storage, then it is needed for the app to function correctly.
If you look at the file types in the article, they are music file not apps.
The second article refers to a White Paper from 2016 so is way out of date.
It was possible at one time but no longer.
To summarise, very few apps can be moved to SD card. When you are able and the app updates, the update will go to internal memory so you will have to move the app to the SD card again.
14-05-2023 06:46 PM
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14-05-2023 07:54 PM
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Yes , I did see that in the first link but most apps insist on internal storage use particularly games where SD cards are too slow because of massive amounts of data being accessed or the developers compile it that way.
