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David & David explain how to clear System Data on your iPhone so you can free up storage space. Apple isn't specific about what “System Data“ or “Other“ actually include, so it can be difficult to know how to get rid of them. We'll tell you the truth about iPhone System Data and show you some tips to clear it up that you won't find anywhere else. 👾 Join our NEW Discord: 👾 🎁 Join this channel to get access to perks: ❗️How to restore your iPhone: 0. Intro [0:00] 1. Clear History & Website Data [0:44] 2. Clear The App Store Cache [1:41] 3. Auto-Delete Message History [2:07] 4. Clear Reading Goals [2:42] 5. Deleting Saved Voices [3:01] 6. Delete Large Mail Attachments [3:54] 7. Turn Off Dictionaries [4:19] 8. Preferred Languages [4:59] 9. Delete Siri & Dictation History [5:14] 10. Delete Extra Fonts [5:30] 11. Turn Off Significant Locations [5:51] 12. Turn Off The App Privacy Report [6:17] 13. Close Out Your Apps [7:04] 14. Update Your iPhone [7:21] 15. Sync To Your Computer [7:41] 16. Restart Your iPhone [8:03] 17. Enable Developer Mode [8:51] 18. Developer Mode Options [9:33] 19. Clear Specific App Caches [10:38] 20. Restore Your iPhone [11:50] iPhone System Data includes “caches, logs, and other resources currently in use by the system.“ That's why clearing the caches on your iPhone is a good place to start. A cache is a bunch of files apps use to speed things up. For example, cached files in Safari speed up the web browser. Apps like Safari cache files so they don't need to download them over and over again. Many apps, including Snapchat, Twitter, and TikTok have caches that you can clear to free up System Data on your iPhone. Removing unnecessary saved files, like dictionaries, fonts, and Siri voices, will also help clear iPhone System Data. 📱 For awesome iPhone fixes and tips, check out our website, Payette Forward: 📱 Compare every cell phone, every plan, and every carrier on UpPhone: 👋 Get Social With Payette Forward: On Facebook: On Twitter: On Instagram: #iPhone #SystemData
