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Easy and effective tips to free up storage—without deleting your precious memories or buying a new phone.

No matter if you’re an iPhone or Android user, running out of storage can be quite frustrating. Considering that most modern smartphones no longer support storage expansion like in the early smartphone days, to gain a few additional gigabytes of storage, you either need to delete your memorable photos/videos or apps, or, depending on the situation, you might have to upgrade to a whole new device.

However, there are also ways to free up storage on your phone that don’t involve either of the two, which could help you recover precious storage on your smartphone for free.

Here are four such nifty tricks that every smartphone user should be aware of:

Clear cache and unused app data or offload them

Almost all of our phones are filled with a plethora of apps. While we use some of them more frequently than others, there are always a few apps that we install and forget about. While uninstalling them—either on an Android or iOS device—will quickly free up storage, if you don’t want to go that route, you can always clear the cache and delete data from Settings > Storage > Cached Data on an Android device, or offload apps from Settings > General > iPhone Storage and tap “Offload Unused Apps” on an iPhone. This method will certainly help you recover some unused storage.

Delete unwanted files

Most smartphones, even budget devices, offer at least 128 GB of storage these days. Despite that, many of us end up getting the “Storage Almost Full” warnings within just a few months of buying the device. If you’re holding onto a movie or app installation file, simply delete it from your device, as you’re unlikely to revisit it anytime soon. This trick works for both Android and iOS devices and can definitely help free up precious internal storage.

Go for lite/web apps

Apps, especially social media platforms like Facebook and Snapchat take up a lot of storage, upwards of 1 GB, and just 10 such apps could take up 10 per cent of your entire phone’s storage. To mitigate this issue, we recommend going for a lite app or accessing the same app from a web browser. While the entire experience might not be as seamless, you will definitely gain back quite a bit of internal storage in no time.

Consider cloud storage

Google Drive for Android users and iCloud for iOS users are the best cloud storage services that directly integrate with the device. Uploading and accessing any content from your device feels seamless. While there is a recurring cost for cloud storage, it also offers flexibility, allowing you to reduce or increase the storage space as needed. Cloud storage also enables users to access files on almost any connected device. You can also make use of platforms like JioAICloud, which currently offers 50 GB of free storage.

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