So I just uninstalled Facebook and reinstalled it and I went from its hogging 
10 GB of space to 170 MB. So I didn't have to do much of anything. I also went 
through all my other apps deleted some and got rid of some books from Bahr that 
I had long since read it and now my phone is less then half full instead of 
three quarters full or more

Deidre


> On Dec 17, 2016, at 6:57 AM, Arianna Sepulveda <[email protected]> 
> wrote:
> 
> Yeah. Facebook and Twitter caches can get kinda big. What I'd actually
> do before deleting those apps, however, is do an encrypted backup to
> iTunes (this saves things like health data and wifi passwords) and ten
> whipe your phone and restore from that backup. You'll also want to do
> a transfer purchases to the computer, to, to make sure ringtones and
> app purchase history gets backed up--though I think this no longer
> applies to apps anymore since Apple started their app thinning
> process. Anyhow, this should help clear out a lot of junk that you,
> yourself, can't access. Apple devices tend to build up a lot of cruft
> over the years, and doing this process of an encrypted backup, whiping
> your phone, then restoring from that backup can clear this junk off
> your phone. Some people will tell you that putting the same backup
> onto the phone will just put all that unwanted data back onto your
> phone, but I've found this not to be the case. I've actually seen the
> "Other" storage category shrink after performing this
> backup/whipe/restore backup process. I wrote down the size of the
> "other" storage before starting the process, and then looked at the
> number again once this process was finished, and the size of that
> storage category was significantly reduced.
> 
> Anyway, I hope this helps you out. If you need any help with iTunes,
> just ask. :)
> 
> 
> Thanks,
> Ari
> 
>> On 12/16/16, Deidre Muccio <[email protected]> wrote:
>> I think the thing I brought up in my earlier post about not understanding
>> the difference the usage between Bard voice dream reader… I now realize that
>> one is text pump through synthesizeras opposed to an actual recording so the
>> latter would obviously be a much bigger file.
>> Deidre
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> I just spent the last 20 minutes trying to free up some space on my phone by
>> getting rid of some books and videos and music. I see that tune in radio,
>> Bard mobile, and Facebook are the biggest hogs of all. A friend suggested
>> that I delete an app like Facebook every so often and that that will clear
>> some of the data stored in that app. Is that true? As it is it appears that
>> only in the full-fledged version that I can access on my desktop am I
>> actually able to delete a lot of stuff that I've got stored on my page such
>> as photo albums, activity log posts etc.. I'm pretty sure that that has
>> nothing to do with voice over but is just a function of the mobile version.
>> 
>> Funny enough, a lot of the things I had stored it in voice dream reader
>> didn't seem to take up much space even though some of those documents were
>> lengthy. I don't really understand why those documents would've taken up
>> less space than let's say a barred book of the same that would take the same
>> amount of time to read I guess it's just different formatting.
>> Deidre
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