Practical iPhone: Detect and clean files that take up space in iCloud

Over time you accumulate
necessarily many documents on the Apple cloud, iCloud, whose offer
free is limited to 5 GB. Obviously, you can quickly find yourself
the narrow.

So it might be a good idea to check whether files and documents
unnecessary and taking up a lot of space are not stored for
Nothing.

To complete ourimportant
series of iPhone and iOS tips and tricks, we will see today how
detect and clean files that take up space in
iCloud.

Here's how to get there,step by step:

First of all, from the 'Settings' icon, go to the section
‘iCloud’ :

Next, scroll down to the 'Storage and backup' line:

Once this is done, scroll down to 'Manage storage':

The first lines are reserved for backups of your iOS terminals.
Today we will mainly focus on the list of applications
backed up to iCloud. If you have quite a few apps, start
by clicking on the 'show all' line so that they appear
all:

Each application then appears with the weight it represents in
iCloud. This might be an opportunity to do some sorting.

In our example, it will be Passebook. By clicking on its line, the detail
documents is displayed. Then click on 'Edit' located at the top
right of the screen:

All you have to do is click on 'Delete all' to free up the
place.

In the case of certain applications such as Office, several lines can be
appear. The method remains the same but the choice to delete line by line
(with the name of the documents) is then proposed.

There you go, we hope this will help you make some space in your
iCloud storage space.