At the recent WWDC 2022, Apple officially brought up iOS 16 to us.
If you want to bypass the developer account and try it first, the easiest way is to download
and install the beta profile, then you will receive the notification of the iOS 16 beta
update. However, some users found they could not install
the update. The reason is that during the update process,
a large number of temporary files are created in order to be able to roll back if something
goes wrong. After the installation, those temporary files are deleted.
So you must set aside enough space to make sure iOS 16 can run properly.
Today's tutorial will show you how to first free up some space before ios 16 updating.
let's dive in! Method 1:Restart iPhone
When you check out your device storage in settings, you may notice that the storage
may be divided into several parts like Apps, photos, or media.
And one thing you may also notice is called system data. The core and temporary system
files are stored here. So when you restart your iPhone, the device
will remove these elements like temporary files, and activity logs.
For iPhone X or later, volume up, then press and quickly release the volume down, then
press and hold the side button until you see the
Apple logo appears. Method 2:Offload Unused Apps
The second thing to do is to identify what is taking up the most space on your iPhone.
Sometimes they are apps, so you can also check out the Apps that you seldom use.
You can choose to offload the APP which frees up the storage used by the app but keeps its
documents and data. Or you can just delete it completely. It depends
on you. Method 3:Turn On iCloud on your Device
If you store your photos, apps, and other things on your iPhone instead of iCloud, it
will consume your local disk. So we'd better go to Settings, iCloud. Turn
on iCloud for every important stuff like photos, contacts, messages, etc. Otherwise, to avoid
full-resolution images taking up a lot of storage space, we can select the optimized
iPhone storage option in Photos. so that full-resolution files can be replaced by smaller device-sized
versions. Also, If you don’t have enough space on iCloud either, you can go to Backups,
and delete the ones you don’t need anymore. Method 4:Clear Safari Caches
If you use safari very often, you may leave amounts of history and cache files in the
browser. To deal with it is also very easy, go to safari
in settings. And scroll down to find and click the clear
history and website data. It will delete all the safari history and
caches soon.
Method 5:Purge「Recently Deleted」in Photos Besides safari, some users may forget to permanently
delete the photos. Let's go to photos and check out folders your recently deleted. Look,
there are a lot of photos here you didn't completely delete. Because Apple will keep
them for another 30 days after you delete them the first time. Just delete them now.
Method 6:Reset all Settings Finally, a more effective way to reduce storage
is to go to General and select Transfer or Reset iPhone. And then reset all settings.
But this means you will lose all your data. So, before you start, you can transfer your
files and back them up to a computer using iTunes. The drawback is that you can‘t decide
where to put your iTunes backup when it comes up very big. So I truly recommend you to use
iCareFone to back up your data. First, connect your phone to pc. Open iCareFone
and choose the manage button. In this page, you can transfer photos, Audio, contacts,
etc. Then go to the photo, and choose some of them
you want to transfer. You can export them to any location on a computer like this.
Easy, right?
So this is today’s tutorial on how to free up some space before ios 16 updating.
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Apple brought up iOS 16 to us recently, If you want to try it first. You’d better set
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