How to free up storage by deleting iTunes backups of iOS devices

Macworld
Nov 16, 2018, 8:00 am832 pts
If you use iTunes to backup your iPhone, the actual backed-up data starts to pile up. Backups often run from gigabytes to tens of gigabytes, retaining anything unique on an iOS device that isn’t synced via iCloud or available from the App Store. For example, if you have iCloud Photo Library enabled, the iTunes…

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