Android’s Recycle Bin is a Folder.
- Open gallery.
- Tap the three dots in the upper-right corner.
- Select the appropriate container from the list.
- Touch the three dots in the upper right corner of the recycling bin, then choose Empty recycle bin and confirm.
- If no procedures are necessary, the deletion will be cleared 15 days from the date of deletion.
Why is the storage on my Samsung phone full after deletion?
Empty Android’s cached files – If you’ve deleted all unnecessary files and are still obtaining the “insufficient storage available” error message, Android’s cache must be emptied. On most Android phones, clearing cached data is as easy as opening the Settings menu, navigating to the Storage menu, pressing on Cached data, then hitting OK when prompted to erase cached data. You can also manually remove the app cache for individual apps by navigating to Settings > Apps > Selecting an app > Clear Cache. (If you are running Android Marshmallow or later, navigate to Settings > Apps > Storage > Clear Cache.) Marie is the Chief Editor of Tech Advisor and Macworld. Journalism graduate of the London College of Printing, she has worked in tech media for for 17 years, heading our English language, French and Spanish consumer editorial teams and directing content strategy during Foundry’s move from print to digital to online and beyond. 
Empty Android’s cached files – If you’ve deleted all unnecessary files and are still obtaining the “insufficient storage available” error message, Android’s cache must be emptied. On most Android phones, clearing cached data is as easy as opening the Settings menu, navigating to the Storage menu, pressing on Cached data, then hitting OK when prompted to erase cached data. You can also manually remove the app cache for individual apps by navigating to Settings > Apps > Selecting an app > Clear Cache. (If you are running Android Marshmallow or later, navigate to Settings > Apps > Storage > Clear Cache.) Marie is the Chief Editor of Tech Advisor and Macworld. Journalism graduate of the London College of Printing, she has worked in tech media for for 17 years, heading our English language, French and Spanish consumer editorial teams and directing content strategy during Foundry’s move from print to digital to online and beyond.
Uninstall Unwanted Applications – Sometimes the “Android storage space running out yet it’s not” error is triggered by an excessive amount of data saved in the internal memory of your phone. If you have many applications on your Android smartphone and use them concurrently, the cache memory on your phone may get full, resulting in inadequate storage space on Android.
In this situation, you can clear up storage space by uninstalling unneeded or unnecessary applications. This process is fairly straightforward. To remove an app, navigate to Settings on your Android phone and open the Apps section to get a list of all installed applications. You may also sort them by size.
Then choose the unwanted application and click Uninstall to remove it. If you have a large number of applications that need to be eliminated, repeat the procedures above to clear up space.
Where is Samsung’s Recycle Bin in my files?
Where is the trash bin in the “my files” application? Hey, Open my files. Tap the three vertical dots in the upper-right corner of the screen. On the opening menu, select settings. Scroll down in the options section to ensure that garbage is enabled. Once it is activated, return to the main screen of the my files app and press the three vertical dots in the upper right corner. Where is the trash in the app “my files”?