I am using react native to develop an app. I am currently recording audio files with expo AV and then I am able to send this files to a server. I don't really want this files to occupate memory in the mobile device.
I use the URI to send the file. However, I am wondering, am I ocupating memory of my devcie every time I use this app? I think this audio files are being saved in cache.
Here's what Im doing so far:
import { Audio } from "expo-av";
...
recording.stopAndUnloadAsync();
const uri = recording.getURI(); // use this uri to send by formData to the server
console.log("Recording stopped and stored at", uri);
...
My question is, is there a way to clean this cache?
Am I really ocupating memory with these files everytime I am recording with this library?
How can I proceed to avoid a bad user experience in which the user is going to have no memory without knowing exacly why? is this a big issue?
Thanks
