Xperia T : warning low internal memory 75% full

[Bacchero]

Hello,

I'am getting a low on memory (75% full) warning sign but looking at the memory usage :

Memory device : 1,97 -> 697 free

Internal memory : 10,85 ->2,79 free

He's asking to move video's, music to sd. Looking at the free/available memory i don't think it's that much of a problem.

Has someone experience with this problem and found a solution.

[miffy]

It's telling you you're 75% full,

your stat's show you're 75% full.

what's your question?

[Bacchero]

So i have 3,4 gb free memory left, i suppose that there is no "immediate danger"... and i find it annoying receving this message/alert every half hour. Can i change this ?

[Rickard · Accepted solution]

The only way i know of to turn off that warning is to disable the app that's giving it. You can do that by holding your finger on the notification, select info about the app and then disable it.

[Bacchero]

Thanks ! I found the solution. I went into the "settings" - "apps" - "all" and unchecked the box "alerts/announcements" with the application "Memory 1.0".

[smartus]

Well you found it, but the answer from Rickard is actually better and universal for all notifications. No need to look for the app yourself.

[DavidCrash1]

The ability to disable notifications for memory 1.0 has been removed in Xperia Z3 Compact (Lollipop)

[jewelscatchew]

So annnoying. I love this phone for so many things....but lately I've been so frustrated. I have over 2 gigs available, and I don't want to move my things over....so why does my phone seem to need to remind me every hour that I've used up some space.. . . Downright awful.

[escalinci]

Same, I have a z3 compact, there's plenty of apps I could remove, but it's not really necessary until I'm under 1 gig of space, I would only be removing files as it stands to get rid of the notification. It's bad design, it should ask you if you want to keep recieving these notifications the first time you dismiss it.

[Kinnerup]

I have the same issue with My Z1 Compact and yes, it all started with an Android upgrade. Really annoying. Please fix this, Sony!