
As iPhone users, we're all guilty of downloading apps that we'll never use again, filling up valuable storage space on our devices. But did you know that keeping unnecessary apps on your iPhone can slow down your device's performance? In this step-by-step guide, we'll show you how to delete apps from your iPhone or iPad, freeing up storage and keeping your device running smoothly.
Step 1: Find the App You Want to Delete
To find the app you want to delete, swipe through your home screen until you find the app icon. Alternatively, you can use the iPhone's Spotlight search to look for the app by name.
Step 2: Delete the App
Press and hold down the app's icon until it starts shaking. You'll also see a small 'X' in the top left corner of the app icon. Tap the 'X' and you'll be asked to confirm that you want to delete the app. Tap 'Delete' to remove the app from your device.
Step 3: Remove the App Permanently
If you want to permanently remove the app and all of its data from your device, scroll down to the bottom of the app's page on your home screen and tap 'Delete App.' You'll be asked if you want to delete the app and all of its data. Tap 'Delete App' again to confirm.
Step 4: Recovery Options
Deleted apps can be re-downloaded from the App Store at any time, so don't worry if you mistakenly delete an app that you need to use again in the future. If you've subscribed to any in-app subscriptions, make sure to cancel those before you delete the app to avoid any future charges.