Reasons: It helps when we convert user apps into system app because it reduces usage of internal storage. Obviously sounds crazy but trust me, there is a difference in System Storage, Internal Storage and External storage. You might be wondering how; here it is!!

System storage comprises of all applications and files that make up your Android, of which they cant be deleted or tampered with.

The wondered 6gig  is the total system storage both applications and files that make up the System UI.

Internal storage comprises of all writable and accessible files and applications the user can access and take charge of.
With the internal storage you can install and uninstall applications as you wish.

While the external storage simply means your Memory Card which we insert to help boost our low memory storage issues. We have 2gig, 4gig, 8gig, 16gig, 32gig and 64gig as the case may be.

A post on how to write external as internal storage would be dropped soon.
As you can see Rooting your Android makes you a god.

But today I am hear on a different mission on how to convert user apps to system app to save storage.

Note: This works for rooted device only.
With the use of a great application known as Lucky patcher, all your problems are solved!

Common abb in lucky patcher int (internal), sys (system).

Image steps below..

 

Now before and after…

Things to notice

1. The storage usage

and

2. Location of the app (int, sys or ext)

 

 

Congratulations you have finally saved 100mb storage for the internal.

You can try this on applications with lots of storage usage eg. Snapchat, Firefox, chrome and lots more.

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