Avast Cleanup – Phone Cleaner

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About this app

App Information

Permissions Required

This app may request the following permissions:

• find accounts on the device
• add or remove accounts
• approximate location (network-based)
• precise location (GPS and network-based)
• read phone status and identity
• read the contents of your USB storage
• modify or delete the contents of your USB storage
• view Wi-Fi connections
• view network connections
• create accounts and set passwords
• pair with Bluetooth devices
• access Bluetooth settings
• change network connectivity
• measure app storage space
• full network access
• close other apps
• read sync settings
• run at startup
• draw over other apps
• use accounts on the device
• prevent device from sleeping
• modify system settings
• toggle sync on and off
• install shortcuts
• Google Play license check
• update component usage statistics
• receive data from Internet

Recent Reviews

Kevin Reilly

5.0★

This app keeps my Samsung Galaxy 7 free of unnecessary junk files. It tells me which apps i use a lot and which ones i don't use at all. When i get close to using up most of the phone's memory, i can quickly, easily delete gigabytes of files and get back to what i was doing. Few ads with free version - not annoying at all. The one issue that frustrates me is "deep cleaning" meaning beyond the easy stuff. This feature must be enabled in settings, under activated services. It hasn't ever worked.

A Google user

1.0★

I used to give this 5 stars, but since changing phones and the latest updates, I am going to have to delete it. When the free trial of the "Pro" version was available, I tried one of the battery-saving options, hibernating apps running in the background. It was a disaster. One of my crucial health apps stopped working properly, no longer sending alarms or prompts. I may have to delete and reload that app, and I am not looking forward to losing months of medical data.

B.G.

1.0★

This app is useless unless you pay for it. Between right now and a month or two ago with the previous version, they've removed the cache cleaning, whether all at once or otherwise, have removed the force stop option (same), and what you're left with is device manager plus advertisements. A quick clean and a quick ram boost that is limited to what appears to be the most recently used apps or some other criteria that doesn't include dozens of running apps. What's the point? Uninstalling.

Isaac Brotherson

1.0★

This app will state the fact that twice as many applications are open. And when you use the "Boost" option to close the apps, it shows that are closed. Then if you switch screens and switch right back there all open again! I didn't noticed any difference in speed. When you run a the Deep Clean it searches through all of the files. After the "Cleaningup" option I ran a deep clean before and after and the software did not remove anything...

Michele M.

5.0★

Seems to clean my phone well and it does it fast! I really don't put much stock in all of these amazing phone cleaners that say that will make your phone faster, yada, yada, but this one cleans your phone very well and finds you more space. But you absolutely have to buy the one without the ads! The one with the ads is absolutely so annoying that you can't deal with it even for an afternoon! And it's not very expensive and the price is so worth it!!

Ecthelion Moore

2.0★

This app used to be the best for cleaning the phone. It allowed you to hibernate annoying apps that would otherwise keep waking themselves up, and to clean visible and hidden cache files from all your apps. Now to do either, you have to pay for a subscription. Yet what it actually does without those features is so minimal, it's almost pointless to have it. I guess if you're willing to pay all the time it would be a good app, but otherwise you're just watching commercials for no reason.