# app by app: remove it, keep it, or lose the argument

honest per-app guides for the apps people fight with on iphones. each page: how the app escapes deletion, when free apple tools are enough, when to keep it, and what makes the decision stick.

- [Removing Instagram from an iPhone, permanently (2026)](https://tinyphone.app/apps/instagram.md)
- [Blocking TikTok on an iPhone: what works, for adults and kids (2026)](https://tinyphone.app/apps/tiktok.md)
- [YouTube on a minimal iPhone: keep it, remove it, or move it (2026)](https://tinyphone.app/apps/youtube.md)
- [Snapchat on a kid's iPhone: the realistic options (2026)](https://tinyphone.app/apps/snapchat.md)
- [Removing X (Twitter) from an iPhone, including the web version (2026)](https://tinyphone.app/apps/x.md)
- [Removing Reddit from an iPhone, app and web (2026)](https://tinyphone.app/apps/reddit.md)
- [A minimal iPhone that keeps WhatsApp (2026)](https://tinyphone.app/apps/whatsapp.md)
- [Removing Safari from an iPhone, and what to use instead of an open browser (2026)](https://tinyphone.app/apps/safari.md)
- [Roblox on a kid's iPhone: time, spending, and chat (2026)](https://tinyphone.app/apps/roblox.md)
- [Hiding or removing the App Store on an iPhone (2026)](https://tinyphone.app/apps/app-store.md)
- [Disabling the camera on an iPhone: how, and when it makes sense (2026)](https://tinyphone.app/apps/camera.md)
- [Music on a minimal iPhone (2026)](https://tinyphone.app/apps/apple-music.md)
- [Notes, Maps, Calendar: the keep-list on a locked-down iPhone (2026)](https://tinyphone.app/apps/apple-notes.md)

source: https://tinyphone.app/apps