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"problem":"Why isn't storage space freed up after cleaning my phone?",
"answer":"The cleaning process follows iOS system design: deleted photos/videos are temporarily moved to the Recently Deleted album (retained for 30 days) and still occupy storage. To permanently free up space, open the Photos app on your iPhone, navigate to the Recently Deleted album, select items you wish to remove, and tap Delete. Note that this action irreversibly erases files from your device, so confirm you no longer need them before proceeding."
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{
"problem":"How Do I Recover Deleted Photos/Videos?",
"answer":"Deleted photos/videos are temporarily preserved in the Recently Deleted album for 30 days (aligned with iOS Photos app protocols), allowing recovery if removed accidentally. To restore them, open the Photos app, navigate to the Recently Deleted album, tap Select (top-right corner), choose the files to retrieve, and tap Recover. For bulk restoration, use Recover All after selecting all items. Note that this album retains content deleted both manually and via cleanup tools. After 30 days, iOS automatically removes these files permanently, so ensure timely action."
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{
"problem":"Does PhoneManager Guarantee That My Photos Will Not Be Uploaded Anywhere? ",
"answer":"PhoneManager operates entirely offline and requires no internet connection, ensuring your photos are never uploaded to external servers. All scanning, analysis, and PhoneManager processes occur locally on your device. The app only requests access to your photo library to evaluate attributes like edits, favorites, or facial recognition data for organizing purposes. No photo content or metadata is shared externally—the. The sole reports generated are anonymous technical logs (e.g., app performance issues) that contain no personal or image-related information. Your privacy remains protected throughout the process."
},
{
"problem":"How Does PhoneManager Choose the Best Photos?",
"answer":"PhoneManager employs advanced algorithms incorporating face recognition, similar photo comparison, and evaluation of edited/favorited status to analyze your gallery. Based on these criteria, it dynamically flags one photo in a group as the Best Result. While the selection prioritizes technical quality and metadata insights, we strongly recommend reviewing these suggestions to ensure they align with your personal preferences, as human judgment may differ from algorithmic evaluations"
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{
"problem":"Can I Use PhoneManager on All My Other Apple Devices?",
"answer":"PhoneManager is currently compatible only with iPhones running iOS 14 or later. The number of devices covered under your subscription/license is governed by the App Store's subscription terms and conditions. Support for additional Apple devices (e.g., iPads, Macs) is unavailable at this time."
},
{
"problem":"How Can I Cancel My Subscription?",
"answer":"To cancel your PhoneManager subscription, follow Apple's standard subscription management process: Open Settings on your iPhone, tap your Apple ID profile at the top, select Subscriptions, then choose PhoneManager. Tap the Cancel Subscription button at the bottom of the screen. Note that this action stops automatic renewal but preserves access until the end of your current billing cycle."
},
{
"problem":"How Do I Scan the Photos in My Photos Library?",
"answer":"PhoneManager initiates automatic scanning and analysis of your photo library upon first launch. For large collections, this process may require significant time and device resources. Please allow the scan to complete uninterrupted—results will display once finished. Subsequent scans optimize efficiency by focusing only on recent additions or changes, leveraging cached data from the initial scan. While first-time usage demands patience, future interactions will be faster and resource-light."
},
{
"problem":"What Is Categorized as “Similar”?",
"answer":"The “Similar” category groups photos captured within seconds of each other, featuring the same subject/person in a consistent background with minor variations (e.g., poses, angles). For instance, multiple shots of someone posing differently in front of a landmark. To simplify cleanup, PhoneManager uses advanced algorithms analyzing factors like clarity and composition to flag one photo as the Best Result and suggests removing others. Photos marked as favorites are automatically excluded from selection. Before confirming cleanup, review suggested groups to ensure alignment with your preferences."
},
{
"problem":"What Is Categorized as \"Other\"?",
"answer":"The “Other” category includes photos that do not fit predefined classifications (e.g., duplicates, similar shots). Unlike automated suggestions in other groups, PhoneManager refrains from labeling items here as \"good\" or \"bad.\" Instead, it employs an interactive swiping mechanism—swipe left to mark photos for deletion or right to retain them—giving you full control over curation. Prioritize reviewing this category manually to ensure no unintended files are removed."
},
{
"problem":"How Can I Review All Photos in a Certain Category?",
"answer":"To review photos within a category, tap any item to enlarge it for closer inspection. In the “Similar” category, photos are grouped into sets organized by creation date—scroll vertically to browse all sets and tap one to examine its contents. For subcategories without grouped sets, scroll freely through individual photos and tap to view details. Use this process to thoroughly evaluate suggestions before finalizing cleanup decisions."
},
{
"problem":"How Can I Remove Unwanted Photos?",
"answer":"PhoneManager automatically flags suggested photos for deletion with a red checkmark icon based on algorithmic analysis. To proceed, select the marked items and tap Delete—but ensure any photos you wish to retain are moved to your Keep List first. For manual review in the “Similar” category, open a grouped set, inspect the app’s Best Result recommendation, and tap Move to Trash to approve deletions. To override suggestions, unmark photos you want to keep (or add them to your Keep List), re-mark unwanted items, then finalize by tapping the trash bin icon and confirming Delete. Always verify selections, as deletions are permanent."
},
{
"problem":"How Do I Use the Swiping Feature?",
"answer":"The swiping feature in PhoneManager provides an efficient way to review photos in the Videos and Other categories. Simply swipe left on a photo to mark it for removal or swipe right to add it to your Keep List. This intuitive gesture-based system streamlines the cleanup process while ensuring you retain full control over final decisions."
},
{
"problem":"Can I Clean My Videos Using PhoneManager?",
"answer":"Yes, PhoneManager supports video cleanup by organizing all videos under the Videos category. While similarity-based sorting for videos is resource-intensive, you can manually sort them by size or creation date and use the swipe-left gesture to mark items for deletion or swipe-right to retain them in your Keep List. This streamlined approach balances technical constraints with user control, allowing efficient curation of large video libraries."
},
{
"problem":"Should I Review All the Photos PhoneManager Scanned?",
"answer":"While PhoneManager employs smart algorithms to group photos and suggest Best Result recommendations, we strongly advise reviewing all flagged items before deletion. The app streamlines organization and prioritizes accuracy, but personal preferences may differ from algorithmic logic. Retain full control by verifying selections—your final approval ensures no essential photos are inadvertently removed."
},
{
"problem":"Is PhoneManager Safe? How Can I Trust PhoneManager?",
"answer":"PhoneManager prioritizes safety and user control: All cleanup actions require explicit approval, and no files are deleted without your final confirmation. The app operates with offline processing (no photo uploads) and uses permissions solely to analyze local metadata (e.g., edits, favorites) for suggestions. While its algorithms streamline decisions, your manual review ensures alignment with personal preferences. Additionally, no personal data or photo content is shared externally—only anonymous technical logs are generated for app optimization. Trust is built through transparency and your retained authority over every deletion."
},
{
"problem":"How Do I Add Photos to My Keep List?",
"answer":"To add photos/videos to your Keep List, open a grouped set in the “Similar” category and tap the Keep All button (lower-left corner) to save the entire collection. For individual items in the Videos or “Other” categories, simply swipe right to add them to your Keep List. To review or edit saved content, access your Keep List through the Settings icon (upper-right corner of the Media Library). If you wish to remove items, select the files within the Keep List and tap Unkeep (upper-right corner) to return them to the scan results. All changes take effect immediately, ensuring seamless control over your curated collection."
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