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On my android phone, the phone memory is 8 GB out of which only 500 MB is left.<br />
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On analyzing the applications I found 850 MB consumed by WhatsApp and 500 MB consumed by Evernote applI cations<br />
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Evernote is already moved to External SD Card. Then why is it taking phone memory.<br />
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WhatsApp can't be moved to External SD Card. <br />
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How do I reclaim space from these two applications
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On my android phone, the phone memory is 8 GB out of which only 500 MB is left.

On analyzing the applications I found 850 MB consumed by WhatsApp and 500 MB consumed by Evernote applI cations

Evernote is already moved to External SD Card. Then why is it taking phone memory.

WhatsApp can't be moved to External SD Card. 

How do I reclaim space from these two applications

Android : Reclaim space from phone memory

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