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Disabling Offload Unused Apps on iPhone and iPad

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iPhones and iPads offer a feature called “Offload Unused Apps” to save storage space. This feature removes apps you don’t use often while keeping their data. To disable offload unused apps on iOS, go to Settings > App Store and toggle off “Offload Unused Apps”. Some users may want to turn off this feature to keep all their apps installed. Disabling it prevents automatic removal of apps. This can be useful if you have plenty of storage or prefer …
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Disabling Offload Unused Apps on iPhone and iPad

iPhones and iPads offer a feature called “Offload Unused Apps” to save storage space. This feature removes apps you don’t use often while keeping their data. To disable offload unused apps on iOS, go to Settings > App Store and toggle off “Offload Unused Apps”. Some users may want to turn off this feature to keep all their apps installed. Disabling it prevents automatic removal of apps. This can be useful if you have plenty of storage or prefer …

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thinglabs.io broke the news in on Friday, March 28, 2025.
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