Go to Settings > Safari and select "Clear History and Website Data." This can free up space by removing temporary files and caches.
2. Delete Unused Apps
Review your installed apps and delete those you don’t use. Go to Settings > General > iPhone Storage to see which apps are taking up the most space.
3. Clear App Cache
While iOS doesn’t allow direct cache clearing, you can delete and reinstall apps to free up space. This is especially useful for apps that accumulate a lot of temporary data.
4. Optimize Photo Storage
Enable the "Optimize Storage" option in Settings > Photos. This will store lower-quality versions of your photos on the device while keeping the originals in iCloud.
5. Review Downloads and Files
Access the Files app and delete unnecessary downloads. Also, check app folders like WhatsApp to remove multimedia files you no longer need.
6. Use iCloud for Storing Photos and Videos
If you have an iCloud storage plan, make sure to use it for saving your photos and videos, thereby freeing up local space on your device.
7. Remove Duplicate Files
With new updates in iOS, you can merge duplicate photos and videos, which can help free up additional space.
8. Reduce Photo and Video Quality
Go to Settings > Camera and adjust the quality of the photos and videos you take so they occupy less space.
9. Keep Your Device Updated
Ensure your iPhone is always updated with the latest version of iOS, as this may include improvements in storage management.
10. Transfer Files to a Computer or External Storage
Consider transferring large photos, videos, or documents to a computer or external storage device to free up space on your iPhone.