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When purchasing a new phone, its owner may be impressed by the amount of free storage space available, which allows adding many files, photos, and many applications, but over time, a warning message comes that the stock is about to run out, so it becomes an obstacle to adding any other file or photo to the phone. the phone.
A person is forced to remove many files in order to obtain storage space, to add new photos and videos, but there is a way to free up space on an iPhone or an Android smartphone, without sacrificing other files, according to the “aitnews” technical news website.
Steps to know the storage space on the phone
You can know the storage space occupied by photos, videos, and other files, as it is available in both Android and iOS, to see what is on the phone and the amount of space it occupies:
Steps to increase storage space on your Android phone
Go to Settings then Storage.
Battery and device care.
You can see how much space you are using, and know how much is allocated to each category, whether it is apps, photos or videos.
You can click on one of these categories to see more details, such as which apps are using the most space.
Individual files or data can be deleted.
If you keep the application, but reset it to a completely new state, you can click Storage and then Clear Data.
Some Android phones have a “Free up space” button at the top of the main storage screen, which you can tap to review a list of files, including old ones that you might want to lose.
Steps to increase storage space on iPhone
Go to settings.
Then choose General.
Go to iPhone Storage.
A small bar chart will appear in color, showing how much storage space you’re currently using, and which apps or files are taking up that space.
Below the bar chart, there are some suggestions to free up space, for example, improving photos (more on that later), or removing messages that contain large attachments. You can go to a more detailed list, which identifies all the applications and data on the phone, and how much Space It Takes Up Any unwanted file or apps a person is not using can be deleted, freeing up some space on the phone, while retaining the user’s data and settings in case they choose to reinstall it later.
