Before doing this, there might be one or two that contain information you want to keep hold of, so you may need to download an old back up or two to your computer. Out with the old and in with the new, as they say!Īs every device you sync with your iCloud account shares the same 5GB of storage, you can really make a difference by removing unwanted back ups.Ĭonsidering iCloud backup is full, you need to do a necessary deletion of backup. Win win! Macworld have a great tutorial, outlining the process you need to follow to delete any apps from your Apple devices.Īnother great way to reclaim some space in your iCloud account is to manually delete any old backups that are out of date and no longer required, or from devices you no longer use or have. Not only can this help you free up a significant amount of space (you'd be surprised how big some apps can be), it will also leave your device looking less cluttered.
Instead of leaving them languishing on your home screen and taking up valuable space, it's time to delete them.
How many times have you read about a great new app, quickly downloaded it, had a quick play and promptly forgotten all about it? Your device is most likely filled with apps you never use, which are all taking up space if they're backed up to your iCloud account. Now you've removed your unwanted photos it's time to turn our attention to apps. Luckily, deleting photos is extremely simple, so in a matter of minutes you can give yourself an extra couple of GB of space for your backups - phew! We're all guilty of snapping away without really thinking about it and we're sure you have hundreds more photos on your Camera Roll than you release (do you really need those ten selfies from last week?), so there's bound to be plenty of pictures you can delete to help save on space. When iCloud backup is full, the first thing to look at is removing images from your iCloud storage, as they can really eat into your 5GB of storage and fill it up before you know it.
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