"I regularly restart my Pixel 9 Pro, and there's a good reason for that. Actually, there are several reasons why I regularly restart my phone (weekly -- at least). Here's a short list for you to ponder: Improves performance by clearing temporary caches. Enhances security by disrupting potential cyberattacks and removing malware from memory. If your phone has slowed down, is getting hot, apps are crashing, or you're having connectivity issues, a restart often fixes those issues."
"As for me, I generally restart my phone every Saturday. I have to do that manually, because Google removed an auto-restart feature from Android some time ago. There are apps available to add this functionality back, but I'd much rather do it myself. Every time I restart my phone, it feels like some kind of magic happens under the hood; my Pixel 9 Pro is back to being a pro again. You should seriously consider doing this as well."
Regularly restarting an Android phone clears temporary caches, improves performance, and can disrupt cyberattacks by removing malware from memory. Restarts often resolve slowdowns, overheating, app crashes, and connectivity problems. Google removed an automatic restart feature from Android, so manual restarts or third-party apps are required to schedule restarts. Some users prefer manual weekly restarts for reliability. Physical power buttons can wear out and may be difficult for people with limited dexterity, so Android provides alternative restart methods that do not require pressing and holding a physical button. Using alternative methods can reduce button wear and accommodate accessibility needs.
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