How to clear Analytics Data?

[ian87w]

I was just playing with the settings on my iPhone, and I found out a boatload of analytics files in Settings->Privacy->Analytics & Improvements->Analytics Data.

Is there a way to clear this? Maybe my OCD, but I just don't like seeing these amount of seemingly junk.
All options to share analytics have always been turned off from day 1.

 

[C DM]

It's essentially local system logging. I don't believe it's something that can be disabled completely.

 

[Archer1778]

Actually if you plug your phone into iTunes and let it sync, it will clear the data out.

 

[ian87w]

Actually if you plug your phone into iTunes and let it sync, it will clear the data out.

Is this the only way? I don’t use iTunes at all nor sync my iPhone with a PC.

 

[imagineadam]

Turn on the share with Apple switch and some of it disappears periodically.

 

[Yun0]

Is this the only way? I don’t use iTunes at all nor sync my iPhone with a PC.

Fars i know.

Turn on the share with Apple switch and some of it disappears periodically.

Probably the point he or she wants them removed is to NOT do something exactly like that...

 

[ian87w]

Actually if you plug your phone into iTunes and let it sync, it will clear the data out.

Okay I installed iTunes, attached my iPhone to my PC, it does some "syncing" (not sure what it is syncing though...), and now the logs are gone. Thanks.

 

[humpbacktwale]

They should clear after an update to the new version of iOS I believe. Out of curiosity, what have you got in the logs. They aren't junk per say, they have a use to both app developers and Apple, but they are just used for either diagnosing crashes, bugs, or more often optimization of resource usage.

 

[WorldAgainstTech15]

In iTunes, when you sync, the analytics data logs are overwritten, essentially removed, but Apple takes them and has them. They are not stupid, Apple takes EVERYTHING.