How to free storage by moving apps to the microSD memory card on your Galaxy S7 or S7 edge

It is up to the manufacturer to implement the option, though, and both the Galaxy S7 or the Galaxy S7 edge don't support Adoptable Storage, despite shipping with Marshmallow on board. They simply treat the microSD card as a separate entity, instead of lumping it together with the internal memory in the storage menu. Samsung did this as it prevents users with slow, cheaper memory cards from experiencing issues and hiccups that often occur with Adoptable Storage, as the internal storage is much faster and more reliable.

1. Put a microSD card with enough free storage on it for the apps you want moved in your phone (duh);
2. With the memory card in your Galaxy S7 or S7 edge, go to Settings>Storage>Used space>Apps;
3. Get to the app whose data you want transferred to the microSD card and choose "Change Storage" from its internal options;
4. Change the storage space to microSD card, and let the phone guide you while it moves the app there.
Bear in mind that not all apps can be moved to the microSD card, as some require internal storage to function, but as you can see in our example above, Implosion is a pretty big game, occupying about a gig and a half of your precious internal memory, so moving it to the memory card will free up quite a bit of space there. Naturally, if you remove the microSD card for some reason, the game won't function, but the phone will prompt you to put it back in, and take it from there anyway.
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