Hah! Like magic! I wish I could remember these kinds of things. Especially when my parents asked me for help.Go into your phones settings - Apps & notifications - SwiftKey Keyboard - Storage, and hit the 'Clear Cache' button SwiftKey will return to the default settings from when it was first installed. Just reinstalling doesn't clear that cache.
Your android may be slightly different, I'm on PIE. I'm sure you'll find it.
Yes that's one of the biggest issues I hear from people with their phones and note pads, running slow, or acting weird. The cache is usually the issue. I clear mine every other day. You'd be surprised at how much stuff accumulates and slows things down.I put 'Clear Cache' which should be 'Clear Data'. Doh!
Are you saying I need to do that for every app, or is there a way to do that for the whole phone?Yes that's one of the biggest issues I hear from people with their phones and note pads, running slow, or acting weird. The cache is usually the issue. I clear mine every other day. You'd be surprised at how much stuff accumulates and slows things down.
App up dates is usually the second biggest issue. You have to up date to new versions when they come out or your current app will slowly mess things up and not work as intended.
Either or, it depends upon your device or phone. In some cases you can delete the whole cache. Or you have to go into settings, then storage, then manage apps, and open each one independently, then delete cache. In a days time you can easily rack up a few gigabytes in your cache. Which will add to your overall storage capacity. Once full, it will slow right down.Are you saying I need to do that for every app, or is there a way to do that for the whole phone?