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How To Clean Up Your iPhone Or iPad In Less Than 10 Minutes
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- Опубліковано 18 сер 2024
- macmost.com/e-... If you iPhone or iPad is almost full, you may need to take the time to clean out things you no longer need. iOS makes this easy by providing a list of apps showing how much space each uses and giving you controls to delete content. You can also change settings for Messages, Photos and the Camera apps so you use less space.
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You rock Gary, Luv your work and advice. First place I go for all my Mac queries.
Great video, talking speed and content worth the watch! Thanks
Great job with this video. I wish I knew about this much sooner. I always wondered why so many Podcasts were being downloaded
when I didn't do that function myself. Just realized my settings were automatically downloading each episode I was following. Which ended up being almost 200 episodes=saved about 50GB by deleting them. Now I changed the setting to turning off auto downloads 😓
Thank you for sharing 👍👍👍👍
Great tips! I have a ton of photos - and I was going through deleting them but didn't realize they were still in "Recently Deleted"!! No wonder my storage didn't appear to change with my deletions! Thanks so much for the tip! Any suggestions on how to save videos off your phone and onto a PC?
Is all you have available a PC (Windows)? Are you using iCloud Photos to store your photos and videos?
I figured this was going to be just the simple stuff, like "enable iCloud storage in Photos." To my surprise, there were several tips that I hadn't known about before watching this video. Thank you!
Nice! It really helped playing on my ipad!
thank you, very informative
Great video thank you so much 👍💕
Thanks
Excellent! I didn't know most of these. Thank you!
Good Stuff. Thank you.
Great video as always, Gary!
I know this one was about onboard iOS device storage, but I wonder if you know a way to have an iOS device automatically sync all PHOTOS to the iCloud Photo Library but to not upload any VIDEOS taken with that device. I can take photos all year and not worry about how much of my iCloud storage I'm using but just a couple of videos can use it all up. I'd rather just leave them on my iPhone or manually copy them over to my Mac using the Finder.
I do this by using a separate app. There are tons of great video recording apps (and camera apps too). I so picked one with a lot more video features than the default Camera app, and set it to store videos in its own data, not automatically send them to my Photos library. So then I have my videos separate but can still share them via AirDrop or other methods with my Mac.
@@macmost Ah, so there's no way to accomplish this with the default Camera app and associated services. Using a different app is a reasonable workaround. I think I have Camera+ and ProCamera but haven't used them in years.
@@JohnMHammer As a bonus, it is easy to set the third-party app for "serious" videos (4K, 60fps) and then leave the Camera app setting for "just for fun" videos at 720 or 1080.
Great overview. A couple of questions: How do you get rid of "Other" data? The Offload App vs Delete App and data seems around the wrong way. The app is not normally the big storage hog - it is the content... as in Facebook and Twitter etc. So how can I offload the content ready to use the App in cleaned out mode?
For games, it is often the app that is huge and the data is nothing. "Other" isn't related to an app and getting rid of it depends on what it is. The system is probably using that. To offload the content delete the app and then re-add it.
Regarding the "Other" stuff: I started out with an iPod touch 3, followed by an iPhone 4,5,6,7. The 4,5 and 6 were all installed from backups from the previous model. This lead to "other" stuff accumulating to about 6 gig on the 6. I eventually made a fresh install and it went down to 2 gig. That was 3 years ago, it is now back to 6 gig on the iPhone 7. There is very little information on the internet about this "other" stuff, at some point they added an info line below stating that its caches and stuff, and some of it does go away after a reboot, but a lot of it is cruft left over from older iOS versions.
I have safari cache worth over 3gb but I can’t remove it via settings please help
Thank you, Lionel Messi! Hahahha
How do clean up storage*
Delete All Your Apps
Its good to know lionel messi has a UA-cam channel
Sir I've a question🙋: In my iPad storage(64GB) section, I find Safari taking 7.2GB space & Google Drive taking almost 4GB (Documents & Data) (I've no offline file in drive). In a 64GB iPad, I'm losing 12GB for nothing 😅🥲! How can I get rid of this?
Google Drive could be using storage for caching files you recently viewed, even if you have no files marked a "offline." Backups and other things too. Safari has a cache to speed up browsing. You can look in iPad Storage, dig down into Safari and you can see exactly what website data is being used on a per-site basis.
@@macmost iPad storage-> Safari-> Documents & Data(7.18GB), Website Data(276MB), Offline reading list(zero kb), History (725kb), Downloads(zero kb), Extension (zero kb).
Then sir where the 7GB data comes from? 😰
@@anindyabhattacharya2001 Not sure. Don't know why they aren't adding up for you.
@@macmost sir please solve this for me otherwise lots of storage is staying unusable for me🥲. If you want I can share the screenshot.
@@anindyabhattacharya2001 Did you try going Ito Website Data and using the Delete button?
I have an iPad and not an iPhone. When I go to General, I can't see anything that's like iPhone storage. How can I carry out the things Gary shows us?
Are you using an old version of iOS?
macmostvideo Since I brought the iPad there have been regular updates to iOS. The latest is iOS 12.4.5 with a message underneath saying this is up to date.
@@thomaskember4628 The latest version is iOS 13. Perhaps your iPad is too old to use iOS 13?
macmostvideo My iPad is 5 years old. Does that mean it is too old for the very latest version of iOS, even though it is one short? In order to download interesting apps, should I throw it away and buy the very latest model and make sure it has a much bigger memory: 16 GB is not nearly enough.
@@thomaskember4628 There is a list oof compatible devices near the bottom at www.apple.com/ipados/ Whether you feel it is time for a new one is up to you. There are many ways to reuse or recycle an old iPad, which is what I assume you mean by "throw it away."
Talking too fast and not showing exactly with your doing and allowing us to catch up makes it hard to follow . But thx
Clean iPad for viruses
Since iPadOS has a sandboxed system, with apps only coming from the App Store and they don't have permission to mess with each other or the OS, viruses aren't a problem.