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Recently, I have came across many apps which "Clear Cache" on iPhone. They also specify that you may lose some saved data and temp files.
What I know is that Apple doesn't allows you to access data of other Apps neither directory. So, how they are cleaning cache data? Can anyone put some light on it?
Reference: Magic Phone Cleaner
Power Clean
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Clear the app cache files of any app you think is causing performance issues, or delete app data for any apps you want to open with a clean slate. You'll get some storage space back, but nothing you've downloaded will be deleted. Depending on the app, user data such as your preferences or search history may be reset.
Uninstalling and Reinstalling the AppAll of its data is wiped from your device when you delete an app. This includes the app cache, which is a collection of temporary files that the app uses to store data. By uninstalling and reinstalling the app, you effectively delete the app cache and start fresh.
Now when you clear the cache for the app, it only removes those temporary files, without affecting any of your personal data such as messages, pictures, accounts, files, etc. Generally, Android manages the cached data on its own. So you don't have to clear it manually.
They simply fill the free space on iPhone temporarily with random data leaving the system with no free space at all.
This forces iOS to clear all temp data, caches and iCloud Photos -if you enabled storage optimization- to clear space. So basically they are tricking the system to force it to clear temp and cached data.
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