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Hi Kunal,<br />
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To clear the cache of Safari you can go to the Settings app of your iPhone, then Safari, and there's a button to Clear History and Website Data. To clear out specific websites instead of the entire Safari cache (which will get rid of all your cookies), you can go to Advanced -&gt; Website Data -&gt; Edit. <br />
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For other apps you'll have to look for them under Settings, select the app, and see what options you have for removing cached data. Another option if you are primarily looking at freeing up space on your phone, would be to go to Settings -&gt; General -&gt; iPhone Storage. You can see what apps are taking up the most space, and then delete those apps and re-install them to free up some data.<br />
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Hope this helps,<br />
Martin Nguyen
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Hi Kunal,

To clear the cache of Safari you can go to the Settings app of your iPhone, then Safari, and there's a button to Clear History and Website Data. To clear out specific websites instead of the entire Safari cache (which will get rid of all your cookies), you can go to Advanced -> Website Data -> Edit.

For other apps you'll have to look for them under Settings, select the app, and see what options you have for removing cached data. Another option if you are primarily looking at freeing up space on your phone, would be to go to Settings -> General -> iPhone Storage. You can see what apps are taking up the most space, and then delete those apps and re-install them to free up some data.

Hope this helps,
Martin Nguyen

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How do I Programmatically clear cache in iOS 12.<br />
Can anyone help?
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How do I Programmatically clear cache in iOS 12.
Can anyone help?

Programmatically clear cache in iOS 12

iOS is a mobile operating system developed by Apple; it is a derivative of the Mac OS X desktop operating system, with which it shares many (but not all) common frameworks and other components. These include Cocoa Touch, the Mach/Darwin/XNU kernel and code from the Berkeley Software Distribution (BSD). Each iOS application runs in its own secure sandbox to prevent altering other applications, the operating system, or any other data.