The iPhone is often hailed as one of the most user-friendly smartphones, but unfortunately that title doesn’t save it from being overloaded with memory hogs and a junk-filled cache. Giving your iPhone a much needed spring clean is necessary to keep it ticking along.
Over time, your iPhone will get clogged up with useless files that it picks up from Safari and other apps. All these files end up in your iPhone’s cache and ultimately slow it down. That’s why you need to clear your iPhone’s cache from time to time.
So how do you clear your iPhone’s cache of all the useless files that it picks up over the days and months of daily use? Thankfully, it’s pretty easy.
How to clear your iPhone’s cache
Clear out the Safari cache
Note that clearing the cache on Safari will log you out of all the websites that you’re currently logged into.
This should make browsing on Safari a lot faster and should stop any problems you’re currently facing on webpages.
Clear out useless app data on iPhone
As with Safari, your apps also pick up lots of useless data that you don’t need. Here’s how to get rid of the useless files stored in your apps.