The On5 unfortunately has very limited internal storage making it difficult to do much using today's larger sized apps. Rooting the phone and using an app like "Root Essentials" to change your default setting to external SD card for running your apps is about your only real solution. Fortunately, with the correct information, this process is reletively straightforward. I've included a link that walks through the rooting process rather easily. https://dottech.org/201275/how-to-root-samsung-galaxy-on5-sm-g550t-on-android-6-0-1-with-supersu/
After you've rooted your On5 visit the Google playstore and download an app called "Root Essentials." Run the program and follow the directions in order to make your SD card the default location for loading and running your On5 applications. Root Essentials also provides the option for the user to "Adopt Storage," however, this process comes with many potential problems. Therefore use caution and research this option well before making the decision to use Adoptive Storage in the On5.
(On5 FRP locked? Can't find the working solution for unlocking it anywhere? Did you know that there's actually a really simple way to do it even if USB debugging is not enabled on your device? You want to know what the solutiion is? PM me here and I just might be able to help you out.)
The On5 unfortunately has very limited internal storage making it difficult to do much using today's larger sized apps. Rooting the phone and using an app like "Root Essentials" to change your default setting to external SD card for running your apps is about your only real solution. Fortunately, with the correct information, this process is reletively straightforward. I've included a link that walks through the rooting process rather easily. https://dottech.org/201275/how-to-root-samsung-galaxy-on5-sm-g550t-on-android-6-0-1-with-supersu/ After you've rooted your On5 visit the Google playstore and download an app called "Root Essentials." Run the program and follow the directions in order to make your SD card the default location for loading and running your On5 applications. Root Essentials also provides the option for the user to "Adopt Storage," however, this process comes with many potential problems. Therefore use caution and research this option well before making the decision to use Adoptive Storage in the On5. (On5 FRP locked? Can't find the working solution for unlocking it anywhere? Did you know that there's actually a really simple way to do it even if USB debugging is not enabled on your device? You want to know what the solutiion is? PM me here and I just might be able to help you out.)