Apple's App Library feature is a relatively new addition to the iPhone, and not everyone is familiar with how it works. Fortunately, it's very simple to use.

With iOS 15, you'll have to decide if you want to edit your home screen or delete the app for good. You can also remove built-in apps that you rarely use, too.

The addition of the App Library in iOS 14 added an extra option of leaving apps off the Home Screen entirely, freeing up space for widgets and other apps to be visible.

Adam Engst discovered that iOS 15 lets you move apps to the Home screen after finding them in a search… and then he stumbled across something even more exciting: you can now make aliases to apps!

With the upcoming iOS 15, you get the flexibility to hide, reorder, or completely delete you home screen page. We show you all the moves.

Upgraded your phone to iOS 15 and wondering what iPhone App Library is? This guide explains App Library and demonstrates the steps to use App Library on iPhone and iPad.

Whether you want to free up space by removing apps, just hate the apps, or simply want to hide apps and icons from your Home Screen, here's how to remove apps from your iPhone or iPad.

By default, Apple preloads some of its native apps onto your iPhone and iPad, but you may find that you don't need every app included. Here's how you can uninstall native apps from your iOS 15 and ...

The App Library is one of iOS 14's most useful features, letting you hide away apps you don't use all that often. Here's how to use and make the most of it.

How to use the App Library on your iPhone Apple's big home screen redesign in iOS 14 centers around a new screen that contains all your apps.

A major new change that comes with iOS 14 alongside home screen widgets is the iPhone App Library. The feature offers a new way to manage the many apps you’ve got with auto-generated categories ...