Before you decide whether or not to clear System Data on your iPhone, check to see how much space it’s taking up on your phone. Follow these step-by-step instructions:

• Navigate to your iPhone Settings.
• Tap General
• Tap iPhone Storage
• You will see a breakdown of different iPhone storage categories, with a grey area labeled ‘System Data.’

Clearing the cache in Safari is one of the easiest methods for reducing System Data files on iPhone. Doing this will prevent iPhone System Data from taking up storage space on your phone and safeguard your personal data. Here’s how to clear System Data iPhone by clearing the cache in Safari.

a. Navigate to Settings on your iPhone.
b. Scroll down and tap ‘Safari.’
c. Scroll down and ta’ ‘Advanced’.
d. Choose ‘Remove All Website Data.’
e. Tap Remove Now.

Some of the apps on your iPhone store backup files on your device. These unneeded files are often saved as system data. iCloud is one of the apps that does this. If you save your files to iCloud, which stores local backups on your iPhone to make files easier to find. You can remove backups in iCloud by following these steps:

a. Open Settings on your iPhone.
b. Tap your name or your profile photo.
c. Choose ‘iCloud.’
d. Tap ‘iCloud Backup.’
e. Tap your device name.
f. Choose ‘Turn Off and Delete from iCloud’

Whenever you send or receive a message in iMessage, your iPhone saves it, and if you send a lot of videos or photos, those large attachments can take up a lot of space in your System Data. Fortunately, it’s easy to delete large attachments. Here’s how to review and delete iMessage attachments on your iPhone.

a. Go to Settings on your iPhone and choose ‘General’.
b. Tap ‘iPhone Storage’.
c. Tap ‘Messages’.
d. Tap ‘Review Large Attachments’.
e. Swipe left on each file to delete them.