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You can delete any of the songs on your iOS device from with the Music app. You can switch between views by tapping the menu at the top of the list of music. This will open a new menu. You may have to scroll to see this option. If the only option you see is "Delete from My Music," the song is not downloaded on your device. Selecting this option will remove the song from your iTunes library, hiding it from your Music app. These two options do different things, depending on if you are using the iCloud Music Library or not: Remove Downloads - This will delete the music from your device, but leave it in your library. If the music was purchased or stored in your iCloud Music Library, you'll be able to download it again by tapping the iCloud download button. If the music was synced from your computer, it will disappear until you sync again. Delete from My Music - This will delete the music from your device and your libraries. If the music was purchased, the purchase will be hidden on all of your devices. If the music was stored in your iCloud Music Library, it will be deleted from that library for good on all of your connected devices. If the music was synced from your computer, it will disappear until you sync again. If you're trying to clear out a lot of space on your iOS device, you can delete all of your stored music at once. This will not affect your iTunes library or iCloud Music Library: Open the Settings app and select "General." Tap "Storage & iCloud Usage." Tap "Manage Storage" in the "Storage" section. Tap "Music" in the list of apps. Swipe the "All Songs" bar from right to left, then tap "Delete."

summary: Open the Music app on your iOS device. Find the song, artist, or album you want to delete. Tap the "..." button next to the song, artist, or album. Tap "Delete." Tap "Remove Downloads" or "Delete from My Music." Delete all of your local music files at once.

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Wait for Agro to arrive and press to ride. Look around until you find the direction where the light beams centralize, which should be around the Shrine of Worship . The dirt bridge is the same one you used when you traveled to the second colossus, but instead of heading down the branching path at the end, head up. Keep traveling until you find a path between the mountains, go through this path until you arrive at a very creepy-looking lake with a large platform at the middle of it. Swim toward the fallen walkway at the left side of the lake and climb onto it. Then keep moving toward the right side of the ledge until you get to the next side, and jump to the platform. Be extremely careful while jumping across the platforms; it's a real pain to swim back to the walkway, and the lake looks really creepy. Once there, a cut scene will play, and Gaius will attack you.

summary: Head out the shrine and call Agro with the X button. Take out the sword by pressing O. Travel behind the shrine and go through the dirt bridge. Head northeast. Dismount from Agro by pressing and jump into the water. Jump toward the ledge with green leaves as soon as you reach the top of the walkway. Keep walking forward until you see a set of stairs that leads up to the center of the platform.

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If you need to insert the SD card, you may need to remove the back from your Android. In some cases, you'll need to remove the battery from your Android as well before you can access the SD slot. Remember to turn off your device at first! Find the "Samsung" folder in your Samsung Galaxy's App Drawer, tap it, and then tap the My Files app icon, which resembles a white folder outline on an orange background. The My Files app is a stock app on most Samsung Galaxy phones running Android Nougat (7.0) and above. It's under the "CATEGORIES" heading in the middle of the page. Doing so opens a list of photo albums on your Samsung Galaxy. Tap the album from which you want to move your photos. If you want to select all of your Samsung Galaxy's photos, tap Camera here. Tap and hold one photo to select it, then tap any other photos that you want to move. You should see a checkmark appear to the left of each selected photo. You can also tap in the upper-right corner, tap Edit, and then tap each photo that you want to move. It's in the top-right corner of the screen. A drop-down menu will appear. This option is in the drop-down menu. Doing so opens the storage menu. If you'd rather copy the photos onto the SD card (which will leave a copy of the photos on your Samsung Galaxy's hard drive), tap Copy here. It's below the "PHONE" heading near the top of the storage menu. Typically, you'll tap DCIM and then tap Camera to select the default photo storage folder, but you can select any folder on your SD card. You can also tap Create folder to make your own folder. It's in the upper-right corner of the menu. Doing so will move your photos into your selected folder on the SD card, thus removing them from your Samsung Galaxy's internal storage in the process. If you selected Copy instead of Move, this will store a copy of the photos on the SD card while leaving the original photos on your Samsung Galaxy's hard drive.
summary: Make sure your Android's SD card is in place. Open the My Files app. Tap Images. Select an album. Select photos to move. Tap . Tap Move. Tap SD card. Select a folder in the SD card. Tap DONE.