This article runs through how to move apps to an SD card in Android, just in case you'd like to free up space on your smartphone for more important things.

If your Android phone is running out of storage space, many phones will allow you to insert an SD card, which you can set as the phone's primary storage.

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Find the SD card, select it and open the additional menu (it is the icon with three vertical dots, it is at the top right). In that drop-down menu, select Migrate data. How to move apps to the card?

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In simpler words, when you install an app on an Android device, the OS is programmed to install the app on your phone and transfer the app data to the SD card.

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