How to uninstall Apple’s own software
With the continuous updating of iOS systems, more and more applications come with Apple devices, but not all applications are suitable for every user. Many users want to uninstall infrequently used built-in software to free up storage space or simplify the interface. This article will introduce in detail how to uninstall Apple's own software, and provide hot topics and hot content in the past 10 days as a reference.
1. Hot topics and content in the past 10 days
| hot topics | Hot content | Discussion popularity |
|---|---|---|
| iOS 18 new feature predictions | User expectations for AI integration and interface improvements | high |
| iPhone 16 series exposed | Camera layout and chip performance upgrade | high |
| Apple’s own software takes up space | How to uninstall or hide infrequently used apps | in |
| New App Store policies | Impact of developer terms adjustment on users | in |
| Battery health management | Tips to Extend iPhone Battery Life | high |
2. Which Apple built-in software can be uninstalled?
Apple allows users to uninstall some of its own apps in iOS 10 and later versions. The following is a list of apps that can be uninstalled:
| Application name | Is it possible to uninstall | Remarks |
|---|---|---|
| calculator | Yes | Can be re-downloaded from the App Store |
| Calendar | Yes | System functionality may be affected |
| Yes | Requires third-party alternative applications | |
| music | Yes | Affects Apple Music service |
| Podcast | Yes | Can be restored from the App Store |
| Reminders | Yes | Sync functionality may not work |
| stock market | Yes | Data services will be stopped |
3. How to uninstall Apple’s own software?
The steps to uninstall Apple’s own software are as follows:
1.Long press the app icon: Find the app you want to uninstall on the home screen, and long press the icon until the menu appears.
2.Select "Delete App": Select the "Delete App" option in the pop-up menu.
3.Confirm uninstall: The system will prompt "Deleting the app will also delete its data", click "Delete" to confirm.
4.Complete uninstall: The app icon will disappear from the home screen, freeing up storage space.
Note: Some core applications (such as Settings, App Store, etc.) cannot be uninstalled, and only some functions can be hidden or disabled.
4. Precautions for uninstalling the built-in software
1.Data loss risk: Uninstalling an app will also delete its local data. It is recommended to back up important information in advance.
2.System functional impact: Some apps (such as mail, calendar) are associated with other functions, and uninstalling them may cause synchronization issues.
3.Reinstallation method: You can search the application name through the App Store and re-download it, all for free.
4.Limited storage space release: Some system applications only release a small amount of space after being uninstalled because core components are still retained.
5. How to deal with applications that cannot be uninstalled?
For core applications that cannot be uninstalled, they can be managed in the following ways:
| Application name | alternative |
|---|---|
| Safari | Set as default browser to reduce usage |
| App Store | No alternative, need to keep |
| settings | Cannot be disabled, can be organized into folders |
| Phone/Message | Use third-party applications to replace some functions |
6. User FAQs
Q: How to restore the built-in application after uninstalling it?
A: Search the app name through the App Store and download it again, or restore all settings.
Q: How much space can be saved by uninstalling apps?
A: Usually each application can release 50-300MB of space, which varies by version.
Q: Will uninstalling the application affect system updates?
A: No, but some applications may automatically recover after the update.
7. Summary
Proper management of Apple's own software can effectively optimize the device usage experience. While some apps cannot be completely uninstalled, you can still simplify the interface by hiding, disabling, or using alternatives. It is recommended that users selectively uninstall non-essential applications based on actual needs and pay attention to backing up relevant data. As the iOS system continues to be updated, more applications may support flexible uninstallation in the future.
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