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I'm always running into this problem. You know that feeling when your Mac runs out of space right when you need it most? I need a quick way to clean up my laptop without spending too much time or getting distracted from work. Any ideas?
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Well, there are various software tools that can quickly delete cache, duplicate photos, unnecessary apps, and other stuff that might be taking up space and slowing down your Mac. But I’m not sure if these methods are as quick and effective as you need.
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Honestly, I'm a bit wary of anything involving system files, volumes, and containers because I'm not an expert and don't want to accidentally mess up my laptop. I found this article https://setapp.com/how-to/delete-other-volumes-in-container while googling the fastest ways to clean up a Mac. Maybe something in there will be useful to you. Some people free up space by deleting backups, which is pretty drastic but could be a quick and easy solution for some.
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