You have been warned — here’s what to do.
unavailable in U.S. app stores— what else. And it points out that a little known iPhone feature may do what the U.S. ban failed to do, removing TikTok from your phone with no way to get it back unless and until its U.S. business is sold., “you can have iPhone automatically remove unused apps.” This works by way of the App Offload function, which is accessed within the App Store’s settings menu. This deletes “unused” apps, albeit the app’s data stored on your phone will remain.
You can access the setting by either searching for App Offload in your home screen and then clicking “App Store” next to the Settings icon, or just navigating through to it. If you’re not a regular TikTok user but want to keep the app, toggle the setting off.To be fair to Apple, it does note that the offload and reinstating process only works “if the app is still available in the App Store.” It didn’t have the bizarre TikTok situation in mind when it penned this, but even so it’s very apt now.
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