If you've got an iPhone, you'll know how annoying those built-in stock Apple apps are.
Hanging around like a fart in a space suit, they just sit there cluttering up your homescreen doing absolutely fuck all.
The worst part is you can't even delete them. While some of them serve some function from time to time, the rest are fucking useless... and you're stuck with them forever.
Who has ever used Compass, really? Hands up which normal human being has ever knowingly clicked on the Stocks app? And what the Dickens is Find My Friends? No idea.
Yes there have been ways to conceal these irritating stock apps an hide them away deep in some far flung folder...but you have never totally been able to expunge them from the face of your iPhone permanently.
Well finally, in the year 2016, after 10 incarnations of Apple's operating system, you can
finally remove any and all these stock apps.
The new iOS 10 update gives everyone what we've been crying out for all these years - the power to delete the undeletable.
And we're going to be hitting 'remove' to our heart's content.
You can lay waste to some serious junk too...
While you may only be able to free up 150mb of space, just think of how clutter-free your phone will now be.
If you suddenly have a change of heart and want to check the stockmarket, you're lost at sea and you rethinking deleting the Compass app or if you're suddenly compelled to have a look at the Watch app thing, they're easy to reinstall.
To restore an app, just head to the App Store, search for the app you removed, and tap the cloud icon and it should instantly find its way back to your home screen. But let's b honest, that's never going to happen, is it?
People of the world were just delighted it was finally happening...
https://twitter.com/AlexBeen/status/775766905437040641
https://twitter.com/hunterslade/status/775803404878811136
https://twitter.com/JStrommen/status/775790635970428929
https://twitter.com/MITAMzayngel/status/775790524737413120
https://twitter.com/realMatthewWood/status/775771373520248832
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