What can be used to free up storage space on an iPhone?

Removing unused apps or media is a practical way to free up storage space on an iPhone. Over time, devices accumulate applications, photos, videos, and other forms of media that may no longer be necessary to the user. By taking the time to delete apps that are not frequently used or media files like old photos or downloaded music that doesn’t get accessed, users can significantly reclaim storage.

This process is straightforward as iPhones have built-in tools to help identify and manage storage usage. For example, the settings app allows users to see which apps are using the most storage and provides recommendations for managing space. This organization enables users to maintain an efficient storage system, ultimately enhancing device performance.

In contrast, downloading more apps would typically consume additional storage rather than free it up. Resetting the device can erase all data, but it's a drastic measure that may not be necessary just to free up space. Updating the operating system may require additional space temporarily and doesn't address the underlying issue of storage clutter directly.