Smartphones tend to get slower and start lagging after prolonged usage. Although the performance of the phone could be affected by a number of reasons, many times, the accumulated cache memory is the usual suspect. A cache is a reserved storage location that stores temporary data to help websites, browsers, and apps load faster. Some cache data are useful as they save auto-fill data, like username or password so that users don’t need to log in every other minute. But removing them from your phone browser and apps from time to time can create a big difference. Maximum Android phones use Chrome, but alternatives will also have the option in their Settings to clear the cache. Here is how you can empty browser cache in Chrome on Android: Step 1: Open Chrome on your Android phone. Step 2: In the upper right corner of the browser, tap on the menu button, represented by three vertical dots. Step 3: Click on Settings. Step 4: Select ‘Privacy and Security.’ Step 5: Tap on Clear browsing data S