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There’s an old adage known as Parkinson’s law that states work expands to fit the time available.
How many apps do you actually use on a day-to-day basis? Broadly speaking, the average user only interacts with about 10 per day. So, if you’re not using the apps then they’re just taking up space on your phone.Apple has a delightfully simple way of automatically cleaning out unused apps via an option buried in the settings. To activate it, go to Settings then tap on iTunes & App Store and finally hit ‘Offload Unused Apps’.
These can be quickly dispatched via an option to automatically delete messages that are either over 30 days old or over a year old. To activate this, tap on Settings then go to Messages and find the ‘Keep Messages’ option where you can select either a year or 30 days of deletion.Apple doesn’t have a tailored option to clear out duplicate photos, but there are some third-party options to save you manually backtracking through your photo stream to clear them out individually.
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