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THERE ARE NUMEROUS ways you can free up space on your phone, and deleting apps is one of the quickest ways to do this.
Deleting an app is pretty easy. Hold down on an app and depending on the device you use, either tap the x when it appears or drag it up to the top to uninstall it.
You likely know this and what apps you want to remove but there is another, handier method of removing them if you’re only concerned about deleting larger ones (and save you a bit of time searching for them).
On iOS, it’s a matter of going into Settings > General > Storage and iCloud Usage > Manage Storage. Here all apps will be sorted from largest to smallest, and tapping on one will let you delete it directly. Once that’s done, you can go back to the list and continue removing more apps if necessary.
On Android, you simply go into Settings > Storage and you will see the apps organised from largest to smallest.
Tapping on one will present you with a more detailed breakdown of its app size but if you tap on the app name at the top, you will be directed to the apps page where you can uninstall it.
Once you’ve that done, hit the back button and you’ll return to the storage page.
This method is also useful if you have numerous apps hidden away in folders and don’t want to spend time searching through all of them, especially if you download a lot of games.
As I have said before.
It is not ultimately a food crisis but an overpopulation issue in a region of our planet which cannott sustain such a large amount of people.
Birthcontrol and education are crucial in resolving this.
U hit the nail on the head. This is not like the Irish famine . Ireland has always being able to grow enough food. It’s having too many children in desert areas
This is not just a contraception issue, its also a cultural issue.
I work in maternity services and we have many African women having 12 or 13 children. These women and their husbands do not work and are a massive drain on this country.
You cannot expect people who are starving to go look for condoms when what they actually want is a bigger family as its ‘part of their culture’ to have massive families. It will take much more and years of education.
In work 2 weeks ago, I dealt with 2 African ladies, one pregnant with her 13th child and another pregnant with her 11th. 2 African women having the same number of children as 11-12 Irish women is not going to help Ireland.
I am only seeing this thread now, sorry…!
I interviewed Sorcha Nic Mhathúna Oxfam’s Communications Consultant on the crisis on Raidió na Life last month. I will be interviewing her again for an update. The interview below is in Irish but I plan to cover it as Béarla also next week.
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