Select the photos or videos that you want to delete. Tap Delete , then tap Delete. Tap Manage Storage. Tap Backups. Tap the name of the device you're using, then look at Photos. Open Photos. Select the item that you want to delete. Tap Delete and then tap Delete Photo. Under Locations, tap iCloud Drive. Tap the More button , then tap Select. Choose the folders or files that you want to delete, then tap Delete.
Choose the files that you want to delete. Tap Delete. Then tap Delete to confirm. Mac Open the Finder and go to the iCloud Drive folder. Drag an item to the Trash, or move it to a different folder on your Mac. Open Trash, then right-click the files that you want to delete. Select Delete Immediately. Sign in with your Apple ID. Turn on iCloud Drive. Go to the iCloud Drive folder. Select the folders or files that you want to delete.
Click Delete. Tap the iCloud Drive app. Select the files that you want to delete, then tap Delete. Open the iCloud Drive folder and tap Recently Deleted. Delete texts and attachments in Messages When you use Messages in iCloud , all of your text messages and the attachments you send and receive use your iCloud storage. Tap More. Tap Delete , then tap Delete Message.
If you want to delete all messages in the thread tap Delete All, in the upper-left corner. Then tap Delete Conversation. To delete multiple attachments from a contact or conversation, follow these steps: In a message conversation, tap the contact's name at the top of the screen.
Tap Info. In the Photos section, tap See All. Tap Select, tap the images you'd like to delete. Tap Delete, then tap Delete Attachment to confirm. To delete an entire conversation, follow these steps: Swipe left over the conversation that you want to delete. Tap Delete again to confirm. Mac To delete a message or attachment, follow these steps: Open a message conversation. Control-click the blank area of a message bubble that you want to delete. Choose Delete. To delete multiple attachments from a contact or conversation, follow these steps: Open a message conversation.
Click the Info button. Scroll to the Photos section. Click on an attachment then hold the Command key to select multiple attachments. Control-click or right-click, then choose Delete. Choose one based on how much iCloud storage you are using. When done, click on Complete Request. There are total 16 apps and services, just in case you are wondering. Apple will now tell you to wait for an email that it will send to your registered email ID.
The process may take up to seven days to complete. That is done ensure that you indeed initiated the request. There is a handy link to track the status of the request. Here is how the request looks like. It will tell you the exact date and time of placing the request, and the categories of data you selected. Now, we wait for the email that notifies — your data files are ready for download.
For security reasons, you won't receive the files via email. Instead, you get a download link that takes you back to the Apple Privacy site. As requested, the files will be available to download based on data type and requested file size.
Each item will have its separate file that you can download within 30 days from the date when the request was submitted, and not the day when your download was ready and mailed to you. Downloading your data from the servers of any tech giant, be it Apple or Instagram, gives you a sense of control over your data, if nothing else.
You own it or a digital copy of it now. In case of a hack or a security lapse, you can use it to restore the said data to your Apple account. Next up: Want to take a backup of your Mac data too while you are at it?
Click on the link below to learn how to do it now. Here's how you can go about freeing and managing your storage quota on the iPhone or iPad. Running out of storage on iCloud? Free up some space by deleting unwanted photos. That does not add apps to iCloud.
It only saves app data in iCloud. If you need to restore apps they are always restored from the App Store. Your device restarts and begins downloading your purchased music, movies, TV shows, apps , books, photos, and other content. I think you're confusing how iCloud saves contacts, photos, etc.
The purpose of an iCloud and for that matter an iTunes backup is to restore your apple device to whenever you last backed it up. I am not confusing anything. Believe it or not, I know what I am talking about. I said that apps are not saved in iCloud. They are not. The are downloaded from the original source, which is the iTunes store and app store. I have roughly 20 GB of apps about apps. My iCloud backup is 2. Just app data. Thank you for your explanation. I do realize, however, apps are not directly linked to iCloud but they are downloaded upon restoring an Apple device, along with all the other data provided in a backup.
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