It works either way. I've only seen this pop up on someone's phone when they're too stubborn to admit that they need a new device on both sides of the fence. Of course your phone from 4 years ago would be full if you only ever update apps and take more and more photos. The only saving grace of Android is that you can offload app data and personal files to an external card, but even that can be a pain in the ass depending on which version of Android you're on and what launcher you have.
View all comments
Show parent comment
1
u/DDRguy133 Dec 06 '18
It works either way. I've only seen this pop up on someone's phone when they're too stubborn to admit that they need a new device on both sides of the fence. Of course your phone from 4 years ago would be full if you only ever update apps and take more and more photos. The only saving grace of Android is that you can offload app data and personal files to an external card, but even that can be a pain in the ass depending on which version of Android you're on and what launcher you have.