Google has launched an auto-archive feature that removes key parts of apps without deleting personal data, which can free up to 60% of an app’s space. The feature is intended to help users save space on their phones by shelving unused apps. If an app is still available on the Play Store, users can re-download the missing pieces by tapping its icon. This feature is activated when the user tries to install an app but there isn’t enough storage space left on their device.
