"A cache is a temporary storage area where data is kept for quick access. On your smart TV, the cache stores information from apps, websites, and system processes to help them load faster every time you turn it on. Think of it as a bunch of temporary files intended to speed up loading times for frequently accessed information. Also: The best TVs of 2025: Expert tested and reviewed"
"You should consider clearing your TV's cache for two main reasons. First, it can improve performance. A bloated cache can slow down your TV's processing, leading to sluggish navigation, delayed app launches, and buffering issues. Clearing the cache frees up space and allows your TV to run more efficiently. Second, clearing the cache can resolve app-specific problems. If you're experiencing issues like crashes, login errors, or unexpected behavior within a particular app, clearing the cache for that specific app can often be the fix."
A cache is temporary storage that holds app, website, and system data to speed up access and loading on a smart TV. Cached items can include thumbnails, login details, and recently watched items to make commonly accessed content load faster. Over time the cache can accumulate outdated or unnecessary files, which can degrade performance. Clearing the cache frees storage, reduces sluggish navigation, speeds app launches, and can fix app-specific problems such as crashes, login errors, or unexpected behavior. Targeted per-app cache clearing can resolve issues without removing other data or settings.
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