Refers to the year the original image was indexed or captured.
You viewed an image in a browser tab, and Chrome saved a temporary version to help the page load faster.
If you don't recognize the image, you can safely delete it. It is a copy, not a system file required for your phone to run.
You might have accidentally held your finger down on an image while browsing, triggering a "Download Image" command.
If you have "Download articles/pages for offline use" enabled, Chrome may have saved screenshots of page elements. Is it safe?
This is the technical package name for the Google Chrome browser. It tells you that Chrome is the source of the file. ".jpg": A standard image format. Why is it on my phone?
Generally, . It is a standard fragment of web browsing data. However, if you see hundreds of these appearing suddenly without you browsing the web, it could be a sign of an app bug or "adware" trying to cache advertisements. How to manage it
Use a file manager app (like Files by Google ) and navigate to your Downloads or Pictures > Screenshots folder.
