Phone Diet

On-device iPhone cleaner with a 30-day undo vault. Photos never leave the iPhone.

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@9to5mac @mvcmendes Before trusting a tool that deletes system files, check the built-in view.

System Settings > General > Storage, click (i) next to Documents, open Large Files. It lists what's actually huge, so you only delete what you recognize.

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Most screenshots do their job in ten seconds, then sit in your camera roll for years.

Photos > Media Types > Screenshots. Keep tickets and receipts, delete the rest, empty Recently Deleted.

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Keeping 40 near-identical shots of one sunset isn't sentimental.

It's indecision you're paying storage rent on.

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Your iPhone already finds duplicate photos for you.

In Photos, scroll to Utilities > Duplicates. Tap Merge and it keeps the best-quality copy, combines the details, and sends the extras to Recently Deleted.

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You do not have to delete the moment to clear the duplicates.

Review near-duplicates before you remove them. Keep the best copy — same memory, less clutter.

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iCloud upgrades don't fix a Camera Roll you never review.

They just make the junk drawer bigger.

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@lifehacker After a big iOS update, storage pressure can make the phone feel older too. Clear Screenshots + near-duplicates first, then empty Recently Deleted so the free space (and snappy feel) actually sticks.

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Five near-copies of the same good moment.

Keep the best one. Review the rest before they pile up.

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@BGR Cloud albums get the shiny updates. The quiet GB hog is still Screenshots + near-duplicates sitting on-device. Clear those first, then empty Recently Deleted so the free space actually sticks.

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@ZDNET New iOS features feel better when storage is not the bottleneck. Clear Screenshots + near-duplicates first, then empty Recently Deleted so the free space actually sticks.

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@cultofmac Screenshots win bingo every week on my Camera Roll too. Clear the never-send pile first, then empty Recently Deleted so the free space actually sticks.

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@9to5mac @iryantldr Foldable display talk is fun — Screenshots and near-duplicates still quietly eat GB on the phone already in your pocket.

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@mashable New iOS features land nicer when the Camera Roll is not the bottleneck. Clear Screenshots + near-duplicates first, then empty Recently Deleted so the free space actually sticks.

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A smaller cleanup is easier to finish. Screenshots, duplicates, or old videos—which would you review first?

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@CNET While foldable preorders wait, Screenshots and near-duplicates quietly eat GB on the phone already in your pocket.

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@MacRumors New tablets still fill up the same way — Screenshots and near-duplicates quietly eat GB long before the feature list matters.

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@PhoneArena Before paying more for a less convenient iPhone, reclaim the space already on the one you have — Screenshots and near-duplicates quietly eat GB long before the upgrade pitch lands.

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@backblaze Same math hits the phone hard: a few 4K clips plus burst near-duplicates quietly eat GB before the cloud backup ever starts. Clear Large Videos + Screenshots first, then empty Recently Deleted so the free space actually sticks.

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Keep the photo you love. Review the extras. Send this to the friend who takes every picture five times.

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@TechCrunch Apple Pay rollouts remind you how much lives on the phone — Screenshots and near-duplicates quietly eat GB long before wallets do.

Search the App Store for Phone Diet: Clean Up Storage when the Camera Roll is the bottleneck.