Josef Storzi

Josef Storzi is an Apple and Mobile Phone Repair Specialist and the Owner of Imobile LA, a mobile phone repair company based in Los Angeles, California. Josef specializes in repairing screens, charging ports, batteries, water damage, speakers, and microphones on all mobile phone brands including Apple, Samsung, LG, Nokia, and Sony. He also specializes in tablet, laptop, and computer repairs as well as the pros and cons of recent mobile software updates.

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My iCloud storage is full. How can I free up some space?
A common mistake that occurs when dealing with iCloud is accidentally deleting things you didn't mean to. iCloud syncs many things such as messages, photos, contacts, and much more. Deleting certain content from one phone may delete it from your other device on the same iCloud account. Make sure to back up all the data you want in iCloud by going to settings, navigating to iCloud and toggling everything you want on, otherwise certain data will be left out.

Usually photos and videos that have been synced over from your other iCloud devices take the most space on your iDevice. You can stop the iPad from syncing photos and videos. If you notice your storage is being taken up by a large section called other this is an issue where appdata, cookies, and cache are taking too much storage and old files are not being cleaned by the operating system properly. In order to fix this you may backup your device to either iCloud or iTunes. Then reset your device completely. Then restore the backup you just made. Contrary to popular belief, iTunes and iCloud backups do not restore all software issues to the device. Many of the critical operating system files are reset while your data is maintained.

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