In the Purchased screen, tap the Not on this iPhone/iPad tab.Tap your circular profile photo at the top-right of the Today screen to access the account settings screen.Tap the Today tab if it isn't selected already.Launch the App Store app on your iPhone or iPad.If you uninstall a purchased app but later decide that you want to use it (and it's still available in the App Store) simply follow the steps below. If you tend to download a lot of apps that often get left unused, consider enabling the iPhone Storage menu recommendation to automatically Offload Unused Apps when you're low on storage. Tap Offload App to unload the app but preserve any documents and data (these are reinstated if you later reinstall the app) or tap Delete App to remove the app and all related data from your device. Two uninstall options are presented on this screen.If it's been several weeks or months since you opened an app, or it says Never Used, then consider uninstalling it – tap the app in the list.
Scroll down the list and look at the Last Used: date underneath the title of each app. Hello everyone, I guess to start off, I'll say what Mac I have, what update I'm on, and how much storage I have left: Mac: MacBook Pro (13-inch, 2017, Four Thunderbolt 3 Ports), 16 GB RAM Current OS Version: Catalina Storage: 250 GB Storage Left: 22.29 GB Storage Breakdown: Apps - 52.47 GB Documents - 26.46 GB iOS Files - 15.86 GB Photos - 12.58 GB Messages - 4.65 GB Other Users and Others - 2.
#DELETE APPS ON MAC HOW TO#
How to Identify and Delete Redundant iOS Apps Follow the steps below to learn how it's done. With so many paid-for and free apps available on the App Store these days, it's easy to reach a point where you have so many of them on your iPhone or iPad that a sizable proportion are simply forgotten about, and soon storage space starts to become an issue.įortunately, there's an easy way that you can keep tabs on which apps you use the most and which ones have basically become redundant to you, and are just adding needless clutter to your home screen and eating up storage.
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