How To Fix An Android Phone That Keeps Crashing

Google explains on its support website that if your Android device has 10% or less storage capacity left, the device may become unstable and experience various problems, including crashing. The obvious solution is to free up storage space by deleting unused apps, old pictures and videos, downloaded files, and more. The exact method for viewing and removing data on Android varies based on your device’s manufacturer, but generally speaking, you can find the menu using the following taps:

1. Open the Settings app on your phone.

2. Scroll down and tap Storage. On Samsung devices, the storage setting is found within the Battery and Device Care menu.

This menu — though its appearance may vary slightly — will show you how much overall storage capacity your device has, how much data is currently on the phone, and how much free storage space you have left. 

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This menu generally also shows the percentage of storage used by different types of content, such as photos and apps. In some cases, the phone may also have a button that lets you remove unused content with a single tap, though that’s not the case on every device. You can upload content to the cloud before deleting it or install a microSD card for additional storage space if your device supports expansion cards.