Most of people must be familiar with “Recycle bin.” Recycle bin is one the most useful features of windows. Well, Recycle bin stores all temporarily delete files. So you can anytime recover your files. But these features don’t come with Android Operating system. So if you delete something accidently on Android smartphone, Android doesn’t allow you to recover these files. But you can add “Recycle bin” on Android smartphone, and easily recover your deleted files. However, thanks to Dumpster – free Android app work as recycle bin on Android smartphone. This app allows you to recover accidentally deleted content include – images, videos, PDF, Zip, mp3, mp4, .JPG, RAR, AVI files and others. So, you have no longer worried about making mistakes. Check out this article, Recycle bin for Android.
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How To Add Recycle Bin Feature On Android Mobile?
Here’s, how to add Recycle bin features on your Android device? You need to just follow these simple steps.
Step 1: Download and install the Dumpster app on your Android phone.
Download the app From here: Dumpster
Step 2: Accept the Terms and conditions of the app.
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Step 3: Now, select all types of files that you want dumpster to save when they are deleted.
Note: If your phone is rooted, you can turn on the “Allow Root Access” option which would “Dumpster” to perform better. There is also an option to automatically clean the contents of the dumpster at a regular interval of time, however, I’ll suggest you to clean dumpster content manually.
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Step 4: If you want to restore (recover) deleted files or content, simply select the content and tap on restore button to restore the files or content.
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