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Information about PhoneClean

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edited Mar 17, 2013 at 22:50

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It is definitely possible to access app sandboxes via an AFC client such as iFunBox or iPhone Explorer.

To emulate the criticized aggressive cleaning of iOS 5.0 you would empty the […]/Library/Caches/ and […]/tmp/ directories of the involved app(s), but due to the manual access involved one can perform a finer-grained selection.

The PhoneClean app also performs fully automatic or app selective cache cleaning.

It is definitely possible to access app sandboxes via an AFC client such as iFunBox or iPhone Explorer.

To emulate the criticized aggressive cleaning of iOS 5.0 you would empty the […]/Library/Caches/ and […]/tmp/ directories of the involved app(s), but due to the manual access involved one can perform a finer-grained selection.

It is definitely possible to access app sandboxes via an AFC client such as iFunBox or iPhone Explorer.

To emulate the criticized aggressive cleaning of iOS 5.0 you would empty the […]/Library/Caches/ and […]/tmp/ directories of the involved app(s), but due to the manual access involved one can perform a finer-grained selection.

The PhoneClean app also performs fully automatic or app selective cache cleaning.

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created Jan 31, 2013 at 22:01

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It is definitely possible to access app sandboxes via an AFC client such as iFunBox or iPhone Explorer.

To emulate the criticized aggressive cleaning of iOS 5.0 you would empty the […]/Library/Caches/ and […]/tmp/ directories of the involved app(s), but due to the manual access involved one can perform a finer-grained selection.