If you’d like a quick glance at what apps and data are eating up all of your storage, the easiest way is to fire up<\/p>\n
Settings –> General –> Storage & iCloud usage<\/p>\n
There you will see a list of every app on your device – the apps taking up the most room are at the top.<\/p>\n
PHOTOS<\/strong><\/p>\n Deleting a picture or video in Photos DOES NOT actually delete the file for 30 days. Go to the “Deleted Items” album to actually delete the files.<\/p>\n MAIL<\/strong><\/p>\n If you have not deleted\/cleaned out your email inbox in ages, then it is very likely you have a ton of attachments you no longer need. You have 2 options:<\/p>\n GOOGLE APPS [Drive, Sheets, Docs, Slides]<\/strong><\/p>\n Sometimes the Google apps will keep a “local” copy of a file, and these can add up. \u00a0Fire up the Google Drive app, click on the “hamburger menu” at the top left, then select “Offline”. That will list any files that are taking up room on your device.<\/p>\n One each document,click the triple-dot menu on the bottom\u00a0right, and see if the “Available Offline” slider is on, towards the bottom of the list. It should be OFF.<\/p>\n If you’d like a quick glance at what apps and data are eating up all of your storage, the easiest way is to fire up Settings –> General –> Storage & iCloud usage There you will see a list of every app on your device – the apps taking up the most room are at … Continue reading iPads – what’s taking up all my storage?<\/span>
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