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Can You Delete the Apps That Come With the iPhone?

By Matthew Lynch
June 22, 2023
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If you’re an iPhone user, you may have noticed that there are several apps pre-installed on your device that you may never use. These apps range from the Stocks app to the Tips app, and they can take up valuable storage space on your device. So, can you delete the apps that come with the iPhone?

The short answer is yes, you can delete many of the apps that come pre-installed on your iPhone. However, there are some apps that cannot be deleted, such as the Phone app and the Settings app. These apps are essential to the functioning of your iPhone, and Apple does not allow them to be deleted.

To delete the apps that can be deleted, simply press and hold on the app icon until it starts to shake and a small “x” appears in the top-left corner of the icon. Tap the “x” and confirm that you want to delete the app. The app will be removed from your device, and you will regain the storage space that it was taking up.

It’s important to note that deleting an app does not cancel any subscriptions that you may have for that app. For example, if you delete the Apple Music app but still have an active subscription, you will still be charged for the subscription even though you no longer have the app on your device.

In addition, some apps may be required by other apps or features of your iPhone. For example, if you delete the Contacts app, you may not be able to make phone calls or send text messages. It’s always a good idea to research an app before deleting it to make sure that it won’t cause any issues with other apps or features.

In conclusion, you can delete many of the apps that come pre-installed on your iPhone, but not all of them. Deleting an app can free up valuable storage space, but it’s important to make sure that the app won’t cause any issues with other apps or features before deleting it.

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