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Free Space using iFunBox?

edited August 2014 in General App Discussion

Once again I've reached critical storage issues. I painstakingly am forced to delete apps and files that I don't want to.

When I reached this tragic point on my computer I found that I was able to delete gigs of useless (for me) apps and information, such as multiple languages.

My question is, using iFunBox or anything else, is there a way to scrap up a wee bit more storage? Are there useless language files, a way to delete stocks, weather, passbook, maps.....?

I'm not interested in jailbreaking and I'm sure iFunBox is in the "grey" area but I honestly just don't want EVERYTHING the iPad has to offer.

Oh and I'm sure this has probably been asked before so links are always welcome.
Thanks in advance!

Comments

  • First, check it out the email messages (and files pasted), the Safari caché, temp files, etc.

    Go to "Adjustments/Use" and you'll see which apps spend more Mb.

  • Some apps have large download caches that can't be deleted in the Settings. Spotify, for example, will keep a cache of over 1GB on my iPad, and the only way to clear it is to delete the app, or use a program like PhoneClean: http://www.imobie.com/phoneclean/

  • Without jailbreaking, the best thing you can do is, as mentioned, check for apps that build up giant caches and delete/reinstall. Spotify, Facebook, etc. Google Drive can be gigantic as well; if you upload your work from your device, it creates a needless copy that stays on your hard drive.

  • Google drive? Thanks oat. I'll have to check it.

  • I recently did a reset to recover space that was lost in the unknown.

  • I got back over 4 gigs too! Amazing!

    @mgmg4871 said:
    I recently did a reset to recover space that was lost in the unknown.

  • @Musikman4Christ said:
    I got back over 4 gigs too! Amazing!

    Thats about how much I recovered also.

  • edited October 2015

    @mgmg4871 said:

    @Musikman4Christ said:
    I got back over 4 gigs too! Amazing!

    Please, share the "How to..." to do that. Thanks.

  • @fjcblanco said:
    Please, share the "How to..." to do that. Thanks.

    Yes please!

  • It happened when I went back to IOS 8.2 from 8.3.
    I reinstalled my backup from iTunes and then used ifunbox to reinstall some apps and I noticed that a lot of space had been cleared up.

  • Ah, ok. So it's like when I did a "Reset to factory settings" when updated from 7 to 8. I also recovered a lot of free space.

    Probably I'll do the same when update to iOS9.

  • I just did a factory reset, and reinstalled everything.

  • If you look at your storage space, you will find that "other" takes up a large portion of the storage space. Useless language files, delete stocks, weather, passbooks, maps, etc. are here, clean other now!

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