How to delete Twitter storage cache from your iPhone

How to delete Twitter’s  storage cache from your iPhone  Whether you’ve got an older iPhone with less  internal storage or would rather save that   space for music, photos, and other content,  it’s always good practice to clear the data   cache from various apps to make room for what you  really need on your phone. Twitter currently lets   iOS users do this directly from the app, which  helps to prevent your iPhone from becoming   bloated with preloaded videos, GIFs, and memes  you don’t necessarily need to see immediately. ere’s how to wipe out your data cache   and make up some extra storage space. • First, open up the Twitter mobile app,   and tap your profile’s avatar in the upper-left  corner. This will bring out the left-hand drawer.   You can also swipe to the right anywhere  on your Twitter stream if you do not see   your avatar on the top corner. • Tap “Settings and privacy”  • Under the “General” category, tap “Data usage” • Beneath the “Storage” subhead,   you’ll see how much space your Twitter app  has been using to cache web and media data  • To clear them, tap each one  then select “Clear media storage”   and / or “Clear web storage” to save some space • You can choose to only clear one instead of   both if you’re not super pressed for  storage or just want to clear the   cache that’s taking up a lot more space. • To limit data usage by the Twitter app,   in general, you can also toggle on “Data  saver” from the same “Data usage” menu.   This will disable autoplaying videos and display  lower-quality images. Instead, to play a video,   you’ll have to manually tap the preview image. • Even with “Data saver” turned on, it’s still   a good idea to clear the cache every so often if  you’re worried about the Twitter app taking up   precious storage space on your phone. There’s  no way to schedule it to automatically clear   the caches just yet, so for now, you’ll have to  remind yourself to manually empty them regularly. If this was useful, please  like share and subscribe. You can watch more videos from the right. Also, if you have any questions, please  ask them in the comments area below. How to delete Twitter’s  storage cache from your iPhone  Whether you’ve got an older iPhone with less  internal storage or would rather save that   space for music, photos, and other content,  it’s always good practice to clear the data   cache from various apps to make room for what you  really need on your phone. Twitter currently lets   iOS users do this directly from the app, which  helps to prevent your iPhone from becoming   bloated with preloaded videos, GIFs, and memes  you don’t necessarily need to see immediately. ere’s how to wipe out your data cache   and make up some extra storage space. • First, open up the Twitter mobile app,   and tap your profile’s avatar in the upper-left  corner. This will bring out the left-hand drawer.   You can also swipe to the right anywhere  on your Twitter stream if you do not see   your avatar on the top corner. • Tap “Settings and privacy”  • Under the “General” category, tap “Data usage” • Beneath the “Storage” subhead,   you’ll see how much space your Twitter app  has been using to cache web and media data  • To clear them, tap each one  then select “Clear media storage”   and / or “Clear web storage” to save some space • You can choose to only clear one instead of   both if you’re not super pressed for  storage or just want to clear the   cache that’s taking up a lot more space. • To limit data usage by the Twitter app,   in general, you can also toggle on “Data  saver” from the same “Data usage” menu.   This will disable autoplaying videos and display  lower-quality images. Instead, to play a video,   you’ll have to manually tap the preview image. • Even with “Data saver” turned on, it’s still   a good idea to clear the cache every so often if  you’re worried about the Twitter app taking up   precious storage space on your phone. There’s  no way to schedule it to automatically clear   the caches just yet, so for now, you’ll have to  remind yourself to manually empty them regularly.