In the grand scheme of things, you’ll likely find your storage space is mostly filled up with pictures and videos from your camera roll or apps. If you’re lacking space, that’s where you should check first. If you’re light on installed apps and you purged your photos, then you might want to start deleting old messages. This is as simple as holding down a conversation in your app and clicking the delete button when it pops up. Don’t expect this to free up a ton of extra space, but you will notice a difference if you’re wiping away gigabytes of data.
You’re not usually storing a ton of data in texts, simply because they are just text files, but you could run up storage space if you’re sending videos and pictures back and forth. Deleting hefty messages like that is where you’ll usually see the most ground made up. At the very least, it doesn’t hurt to delete old conversations if there’s nothing in there worth saving. Every little bit of storage space matters if you’re getting close to the capacity.
Remember that deleting messages won’t be a one-time fix as future text messages will cause that space to fill right back up over time. Adding additional storage like an SD card could soften this blow quite a bit if you still have problems if your phone still has support for them.
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