How to safely clean iMovie files from your iPhone or iPad

Macworld
Sep 27, 2017, 7:00 am651 pts
In an attempt to reclaim some space on my iPhone, I discovered that iMovie was one of the biggest data hogs. (You can see how your iPhone’s storage is being allocated by checking Settings > General > iPhone Storage.) No wonder: all of Apple’s current iPhone models capture up to 4K resolution, which occupies…

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