Are you struggling with limited storage space on your MacBook? Running out of memory can be frustrating and slow down your device. Fortunately, there are several ways to free up memory on your MacBook.

One option is to optimize your storage by automatically removing watched movies and TV shows from Apple TV. You can also set your Mac to empty the trash bin every 30 days to get rid of unwanted files. Additionally, take a look at large documents stored on your Mac and consider deleting or transferring them to an iCloud+ plan with enough storage.

To check how much free storage is available on your Mac, click on the Apple menu at the top left corner of the screen and select 'About This Mac.' From there, you can view the Storage tab to see how much space is available. If you're running low on storage, macOS Monterey requires at least 26GB of free space, while those upgrading from older releases need at least 44GB.

Another way to check what's taking up space on your Mac is by using Apple's built-in storage management tool. This will help you identify which files and folders are hogging all the space and allow you to delete or transfer them to free up more memory.

It's also important to note that apps that save temporary files on your Mac may become sluggish if there isn't enough free space available. And if your Mac's storage is close to full, Apple will start displaying warning messages asking you to free up space.

By following these tips, you can easily free up memory on your MacBook and keep it running smoothly.

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