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Gamer Schnitzel

As many people here I always do a clean install of Windows when I update the OS.

 

My question is whether on phones the same logic can be applied?

Will there be less junk files remaining internally if I do a factory reset after updating to the next level of the OS?

It is going from iOS 15 to 16.

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I have not touched my Windows 10 install from the day I installed it to the day I sold my computer, about 6 years. Fresh installs for what reason?

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It would make everything more inconvenient for you as you'd have to run through setup again. Other than that uh... no I don't think it does anything. You're just reinstalling from the same image anyways, the only reason to do a clean install would be if that image were corrupted, in which case you'd use DFU mode + USB cable + iTunes, not the device itself. 

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1 hour ago, Gamer Schnitzel said:

As many people here I always do a clean install of Windows when I update the OS.

 

My question is whether on phones the same logic can be applied?

Will there be less junk files remaining internally if I do a factory reset after updating to the next level of the OS?

It is going from iOS 15 to 16.

There's no practical benefit to starting clean. Strictly anecdotally, I've never reset my phone for an OS upgrade (Android or IOS) and haven't had problems.

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