iPhone has an operating system called iOS that works very well, however, it keeps too many data in its apps. Sure if you have Instagram, Facebook, Tiktok, or any social network in which you see videos, images and a lot of content, you will have realized that, if you go to storagethese occupy several GBS.
This is because they keep in cache Different videos and reproduced content, which, once seen, and that you may not see again, it is absurd, reaching very large storage limits, and despite the fact that the system is eliminating this when it runs out of space, it could slow down or heat our iPhone in excess, so it is better to eliminate it manually.
How to delete cache from an app on iOS
Although some applications have a button that allows you to do it, most of them do not, and will only give us an option, uninstall. And although this method can be very boring, long and tedious, we will not have another one, and it is that iOS, at least for now, does not allow Eliminate cache from an app in a simple way like Android does.
Upon entering storage, in one of the applications that most consumes, such as X (Twitter), which currently occupies me 4 GB, I will not see another button than is not to uninstall, but what happens if I give it? In doing so, we are indeed released to us that data, and we will have them available again.
Now, if we want the application, we will only have to lower it, and, in this case, in doing so, its data registered in the iPhone does not exceed 400 MB, that is, 10 times less. It is true that with the use and passage of time it will generate more and more data, however, for now, we will have managed to release a lot.
It is a method, which as we said, can be tedious, however, it is the only one available for now. So, if you have many applications to which you need to do this, a solution may simply restore the iPhone. This will make a copy before, however, when you start it again, you will download one by one all the apps again, without having to do anything, leaving your phone much cleaner. In my case I went from 78 GB occupied, only 25 GB, having absolutely the same.
Hopefully Apple corrects this, and let us eliminate those data that we no longer want to have on our phone in a simple click, and not with tutorials or much slower forms for the user, which in the end is the one who pays and who should have a little more decision.
And you, are you one of those who has always full memory? The truth does not surprise me, although you only have 25 GB occupied, like me, Apple will be in charge of filling the phone with absurd videos, photos and publications that you will never see again, and that they get the iPhone to go worse, since the greater the occupied disc capacity, lower reading speed of it.
Now, you don't have to worry in excess either, since the point where you barely have space available will be available, it will be the system who is responsible for eraseing the cache that you use less or more time have been accumulating, so it will be complicated that you stay without space, although it does not like to have it to the limit when you enter it.
