Affects of factory reset

[Pro Vickers]

Hi everyone!
Nexus battery's become pretty sloppy out of nowhere, I've tried all the techniques to get my battery back up, but nothing... I want to reset my nexus back to factory because I've put a load of rubbish on here that I really don't need that showed it down. What o want to know is what will happen if I factory reset? And how do I do it through TWRP? I wanna completely clean my phone back to scratch, except from my ROM, Kernel and TWRP... I know how to back up my app data so that's not a problem... Will it delete my internal storage because that's one thing I don't want to happen... Any help is appreciated thanks!

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[UJ95x]

Hi everyone!
Nexus battery's become pretty sloppy out of nowhere, I've tried all the techniques to get my battery back up, but nothing... I want to reset my nexus back to factory because I've put a load of rubbish on here that I really don't need that showed it down. What o want to know is what will happen if I factory reset? And how do I do it through TWRP? I wanna completely clean my phone back to scratch, except from my ROM, Kernel and TWRP... I know how to back up my app data so that's not a problem... Will it delete my internal storage because that's one thing I don't want to happen... Any help is appreciated thanks!

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A factory reset will wipe all of you data. Pics, apps, music, settings or anything that you downloaded onto it.
If you go into TWRP, you can go to Wipe > Advanced Wipe > and select Data, System, Cache and Dalvik Cache. It does exactly the same as a factory reset
You won't lose your ROM, kernel or TWRP

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[gidgiddonihah]

A factory reset will keep your ROM, kernel, and custom recovery.

Just did that Thursday night for the same reason.

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