It is possible that the storage is still full even after deleting files because the deleted files may not have been completely removed from the device. When files are deleted, they are often moved to a "trash" or "recycle bin" folder, which still takes up space on the device. Additionally, some applications and system files may continue to accumulate data over time, even after deleting other files. It's also possible that there are large temporary files or caches taking up space on the device. To free up space, it may be necessary to empty the trash/recycle bin, clear temporary files and caches, and uninstall unused applications. **

If the mobile phone storage is still full despite deleting files, it is possible that the deleted files are still taking up space in the phone's cache or temporary storage. In this case, clearing the cache or restarting the phone may help free up space. It is also possible that there are large apps or system files taking up space, so it may be necessary to uninstall unused apps or transfer files to an external storage device. If the issue persists, it may be worth considering a factory reset or seeking help from a professional. **

Deleting photos from iCloud does free up storage space in your iCloud account, but it may not immediately free up space on your device. When you delete photos from iCloud, they are moved to the "Recently Deleted" folder where they will stay for 30 days before being permanently deleted. During this time, the photos will still take up space in your iCloud storage. To free up space on your device, you will need to also delete the photos from your device's photo library. **

The storage of your iPhone may still be full despite deleting videos because the videos may not have been permanently deleted. When you delete videos from your iPhone, they are moved to the "Recently Deleted" folder where they continue to take up space until they are permanently removed. To free up storage space, you will need to go to the "Recently Deleted" folder and delete the videos from there as well. Additionally, other files and apps on your iPhone may also be taking up space, so it's a good idea to review and delete any unnecessary files or apps to free up storage. **

To share storage on Google without deleting the photos on the device storage, you can use Google Photos to back up your photos and videos to the cloud. This way, you can free up space on your device without losing any of your photos. You can then access your photos from any device with an internet connection by logging into your Google account. Additionally, you can choose to only back up certain folders or albums to Google Photos, allowing you to keep some photos on your device while still sharing storage on Google. **

To free up storage space on web.de by deleting attachments, you can go to your email inbox and look for emails with large attachments. You can then select these emails and delete them to remove the attachments and free up space. Another option is to use the search function to find emails with attachments and delete them in bulk. Additionally, you can also consider downloading important attachments to your computer or cloud storage before deleting them from web.de to save space. **

No, Apple Music does not continue to take up storage space after deleting downloads. When you delete downloaded music or albums from your device, the storage space they were using is freed up and the music is removed from your device. This allows you to manage your storage space effectively and only keep the music you want to listen to offline. **

The storage may still be full despite deleting apps and photos because there could be other large files or data taking up space on the device. This could include cached data, temporary files, or large media files such as videos or music. Additionally, some apps may still have residual data or documents stored on the device even after they have been deleted. It's also possible that the device's operating system or system files are taking up a significant amount of space. To free up more storage, it may be necessary to clear cached data, remove large media files, or consider backing up and restoring the device to remove any lingering app data. **