Top 5 spring-cleaning tech tips

These are the top 5 Spring cleaning tech tips, we're finally shaking off Winter and heading into Sprig, this is traditionally the time when people tidy things up so why stop at your house? Here's how to tidy up your tech life. At number 5 clean up your hard drive, it's amazing how quickly big drives can get filled up, if you wanna know where all your space went, both Mac OS and Windows 10 have built in tools to On Mac OS, click the Apple menu then About This Mac. Hit the Storage tab then manage, you will see a breakdown on what's on your Mac. On Windows 10, head in for Settings, then System, then Storage, there You can turn on storage sence which will automatically delete unnessecary files. And number four, unsubscribe from those promotional emails that you don't want. You can do it manually by searching your email for the word unsubscribe and then go through each piece of email. Or you cn use a service like Unroll. Me, which will search through your emails and let you get rid o those annoying promo emails. Unroll.me can send you a digest version of the promo emails you want to keep, so you just get one email instead of many. Number three, check out which apps have access to your Google account. The fastest way to get there is by going to myaccount.google.com. On the left side Click apps with account access, from there click manage apps on the right side. Here you will see what apps can access your Google account, and how much access they have. You can do a quick search for full access to see what apps can do anything with your Google account. Get rid of whatever you're not using. Number two check your social permissions. Head on over to Facebook, hit Settings, then hit Apps. Here you can see all the different places you've logged in using Facebook. You can disconnect your Facebook account from all those services you never use. In my case, My Facebook account was still linked to Vine. Remember Vine? You can do the same thing with Twitter by going to Settings and clicking Apps. You can revoke access to all kinds of things, like AOL Lifestream, or Windows Phone. The number spring cleaning tech tip is- it's time to delete some apps from your phone. If you are running iOS 11, Head to settings. Then general. Then storage. You'll have the options to offload unused apps. Below that you'll see which apps are using up the most space and when you last used the apps. On a Samsung phone, head to settings, device maintenance, then tap storage. You will see where your space went. Tapping apps will bring you a list of apps, that appears to be sorted by how often you use the apps. Rarely used apps are at the top. For those of you who are hesitant to delete any of your apps because you never know when you'll need them again, here's a bonus tip. Take those questionable apps and put them in a folder marked Delete in a Month. Set a calendar reminder to tell you to check the folder in one month. If you haven't used it by then, maybe it's time to delete that app. And one more thing before we go. You probably also want to clean off your phone because it probably goes with you everywhere, and I mean everywhere. What other spring cleaning tech tips do you guys have? Let me know. I'm Iyaz Akhtar and I'll see you online. [MUSIC]