People who are using Apple's 16GB iPhone variants tend to
run out ofcapacity. On this gadget, a user gets approximately 11GB of user
accessible storage as the rest of it is acquired by the Apple operating system.
In the wake of introducing a couple applications and
putting away photographs, music and recordings, a client ordinarily comes up
short on capacity.
According to a thread on social networking site Reddit,
there is one crazy trick you can try to reclaim some of the used-up space.
The trick involves renting a movie from iTunes. To see
how the trick works, go to Settings > General > About and scroll down to
"Available". Check how much capacityis left and then head to the
iTunes Store.
lSearch for a film which is greaterthan the space left on
your phone. For example if the available space is 4GB, choose a movie whose
file size is greater than 4GB. Then click "Rent" at the top of the
page. The user will not be charged as the phone does not have enough space to
download it and a message will apper saying "you don't have enough
available storage". After clicking "OK", head back to settings
and check your available storage again. A significant increase in the available
storage space should be visible. You can repeat the entire process a few times.
"As of now, it's unclear on how the trick works, but it probably has got
to do with some cache and other storage from apps getting cleaned up," .
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