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Files Go - File Management App

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Published: 18 Jun 2018 › Updated: 18 Jun 2018Files Go - File Management App

Files Go - File Management App

Files Go

File Management App


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Files Go is a file management tool developed by Google. With it we can work comfortably with all the files and documents that we have stored in the memory of our terminal. And not only that, we can also conveniently get rid of duplicate or useless files.

In Files Go we will find two tabs. From the first, 'storage', we can take a quick look at the folders that occupy more space or the apps that we have not used in the last thirty days. In this way we can easily free space. The second tab, 'files', will give us the possibility to explore all the folders and subfolders of our device.

In the configuration options we can activate a series of alerts for Files Go to notify us in certain situations: when there is little space, when there are apps that have not been used for thirty days or more, or when there are folders that take up too much.

Files Go is a very complete tool, thanks to which we can manage all the files of our terminal. In addition, in a matter of seconds we can clean our device of all duplicate or useless files that we have occupying an unnecessary space.


Link

https://files-go.uptodown.com/android/descargar


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