Cache Cleaner compatible with iOS10.3

[ad931]

is anyone aware of a cache cleaner that is compatible with iOS10.3??

the usual cache cleaners, battery doctor, Dr.Clean etc don't work at all.

"Phone Cleaner" updated the app yesterday saying it was compatible with 10.3, it wasn't as it only cleaned 1mb,in the end i contacted the developer advising as such, said he would look into it

Thanks for the help.

 

[SSAJ]

Try xCleaner its the best

 

[ad931]

Try xCleaner its the best

Thanks for the reply, who is the developer as I can't see it in the App Store?

Thanks

 

[pacorob]

I'm still using iOS10.2.1 but you migh try:

• Power Clean
• CM Security (no longer in App Store, but still works fine if you downloaded it at the time)
• iOverwrite
• Free Phone Cleaner

 

[SSAJ]

Thanks for the reply, who is the developer as I can't see it in the App Store?

Thanks

Its only available in the tutuapp http://www.tutuapp.vip/index.php?r=overseaTutu/mobileTutu&lang= here is the link i can only show you the front door you have to walk past it just download tutuapp for the safari bye copying this link and pasting it in safari and them once it open you wanna tap the regular which is the free version of tutuapp and them hit download once it downloads you wanna tap it it will say untrusted developer you have to go to settings>general>profiles and device management hit into that find the profile and then hit trust then launch the app once you launch it then search xCleaner it will pop up then once it does you wanna download it once it finishes downloading the install pop up will automatically appear you wanna tap install once the app installs on ur device you wanna launch it and the first thing you wanna do is toggle on remove temp files and them start the cleaning process if you ever have problem while doing this process just message me privately or contact me on Instagram shahroz_ali2003

 

[Mlrollin91]

Anyone running 10.3 betas that have found a reliable cache cleaning app that works? If EA could build a proper App this wouldn't be a problem. But I hate having to keep 2GB of Real Racing 3 data on my device when I don't need it. I haven't installed the betas yet primarily because of this. I was hoping Dr. Cleaner would get an update but it appears its been pulled completely. I also have CM Security, but I doubt that will work as it hasn't even been in the App Store for a year.

 

[Mlrollin91]

So I installed 10.3 and gave Dr. Cleaner a try. To my surprise, it actually worked. Cleaned 90MB right away. I had previously ran it on 10.2.1 before updating just to clear out whatever junk was left over before upgrading. The real test will be next time I want to use RR3.

 

[pacorob]

So I installed 10.3 and gave Dr. Cleaner a try. To my surprise, it actually worked. Cleaned 90MB right away. I had previously ran it on 10.2.1 before updating just to clear out whatever junk was left over before upgrading. The real test will be next time I want to use RR3.

Is this Dr. Cleaner in the official App Store? I can only find it in the Mac Store from Trend Micro.

 

[Mlrollin91]

Is this Dr. Cleaner in the official App Store? I can only find it in the Mac Store from Trend Micro.

No, it was pulled a little bit back. Not sure exactly when as I received an update for it not to long ago.

 

[pacorob]

No, it was pulled a little bit back. Not sure exactly when as I received an update for it not to long ago.

Aha that is a shame.
Last night I tried to reduce the cache with e.g. Power Clean, CM Security (no longer in App Store) and iOverwrite for my iPhone 5s and it seems it still doesn't work for all apps especially the Facebook app remains bizarre big (700+ MB) which I could swear was much smaller a while ago (still like 300MB). I'm now also testing out a third party Facebook app (Friendly) to get rid of the official one. I sure hope that iOS11 will also finally come up with a better solution to clean cache per apps or for a list of apps.

 

[Mlrollin91]

Aha that is a shame.
Last night I tried to reduce the cache with e.g. Power Clean, CM Security (no longer in App Store) and iOverwrite for my iPhone 5s and it seems it still doesn't work for all apps especially the Facebook app remains bizarre big (700+ MB) which I could swear was much smaller a while ago (still like 300MB). I'm now also testing out a third party Facebook app (Friendly) to get rid of the official one. I sure hope that iOS11 will also finally come up with a better solution to clean cache per apps or for a list of apps.

Try Magic Phone Clean. That one has worked for me 100% of the time. Dr. Cleaner started acting up. It even states its 10.3 compatible.

 

[pacorob]

Try Magic Phone Clean. That one has worked for me 100% of the time. Dr. Cleaner started acting up. It even states its 10.3 compatible.

Thanks for the tip. It seems I tried that Magic Phone Clean before and thought it was pretty similar with removing cache.
I just ran it and it deleted 248MB's of cache but I still can't figure out why the official Facebook app remains so big (598MB) although it seems the size has gone down from like 700+MB. I already download an alternative Facebook app that is much smaller but UI wise that's a bit less although the sorting of news is good old. Also with other apps like Facebook Messenger, nd LinkedIn the sizes of 165/194MB seems really big to me.

 

[Shark5150]

I use Memory and Disk Cleaner. Just updated for 10.3 compatibility. Works great!

 

[Mlrollin91]

Thanks for the tip. It seems I tried that Magic Phone Clean before and thought it was pretty similar with removing cache.
I just ran it and it deleted 248MB's of cache but I still can't figure out why the official Facebook app remains so big (598MB) although it seems the size has gone down from like 700+MB. I already download an alternative Facebook app that is much smaller but UI wise that's a bit less although the sorting of news is good old. Also with other apps like Facebook Messenger, nd LinkedIn the sizes of 165/194MB seems really big to me.

Sometimes you need to run it a few times in a row.

 

[pacorob]

Sometimes you need to run it a few times in a row.

I tried a few times (3) and it didn't have much affect on Facebook although it did clean another 80 and 20MB the 2nd and 3rd time. It remains around 600MB. The Facebook app even went up to 629MB now after the third cache cleaning while it was 598MB after the first cache cleaning and I didn't open the Facebook app in between?