Using iCloud for photo storage typically doesn’t slow down your iPhone. It helps manage storage efficiently by storing full-resolution photos and videos in iCloud, keeping only optimized versions on the device to save space.

Yes, “System Data” can occupy unexpected storage, including caches, logs, and other system resources. While some of this cannot be cleared manually, restarting your iPhone or updating iOS can sometimes reduce its footprint.

Even after deletion, your iPhone may still show a “Storage Full” message due to several reasons: · When you delete photos, videos, or files, they move to the Recently Deleted folder and remain there for up to 30 days unless manually removed. Empty this folder in Photos and Files to free up space immediately. · Apps and iOS itself store temporary files, logs, and other cached data that may not be automatically cleared. Try to restart your iPhone. · Over time, iOS accumulates system files, logs, and caches that can take up a significant amount of storage. This category isn’t always easy to clear