Backup to iCloud, not iTunes, restore your phone as new, sign into iCloud for those basics that are saved and download your apps again. It’s the most effective way. You could mess around with clearing cache and things like that but ultimately ‘other’ is junk that accumulates in backups over time. Do you usually set up your phone(s) by restoring from a previous iTunes backup?
Ok yep, that’s the one downside is that years of cache, junk files, etc have collected and grown over time. I know you can delete things manually but in my experience it doesn’t wipe all of it out. Starting over fresh will solve it but you have certain compromises with that.Yes always been restoring from iTunes backup for years over many generations of iPhones
Ok yep, that’s the one downside is that years of cache, junk files, etc have collected and grown over time. I know you can delete things manually but in my experience it doesn’t wipe all of it out. Starting over fresh will solve it but you have certain compromises with that.
Here is an article to start with. There’s other articles available as well online but this is a start.Can you tell me how to delete it? I may try that first. Starting over will be a real hassle!