The culprit is Apple's "automatic downloads" feature, which allows you to download both apps and app updates without doing anything yourself. If you're someone who uses the same app across multiple devices, you might like that idea. For those of us who don't want to move or delete redundant apps from our iPhones constantly, you'll want to turn this one off.
Try and resume the app download after that. You need to hold down the app icon and the apps will begin to wiggle. All you have to do is tap on the X icon which will be found on the upper left corner. Then, confirm that you will delete the app. Apps may stop downloading owing to space constraints as well.
So, you should keep an eye on the available space on your iPhone. If you are looking to delete the unwanted apps as well, you need to follow these steps. You also need to check the Wi-Fi connection as well, your data network is not stable, you have to download the apps over your Wi-Fi connection.
So, you can either restart your network or even connect to another Wi-Fi network if available. See if this works out. Try re-downloading the app. When nothing else seems to work, you can try signing out of the app store and see if it fixes the issue. This also stops all current downloads and then you can resume the download again. Here are the steps you need to follow. While there is no official proof, it has often been seen that sometimes closing the background apps can lead to solving of the problem.
Later, when I unlock my iPad, all of the apps I downloaded to test on my iPhone are suddenly on my tablet! This is annoying, but thankfully you can fix it with a quick setting. Here's how to stop apps you purchased on one device from downloading automatically on your other devices. If you've ever asked "How do I stop my iPad and iPhone from syncing apps?
Luckily, you can do so easily in the App Store's settings. This is due to an iOS feature called Automatic Downloads. Automatic Downloads in iOS can be undeniably useful in some situations, but it can also be frustrating and unexpected, and can lead to a reduction in storage capacity on devices as they end up downloading the same apps whether you want the apps on both devices or not.
Like many iOS features, Automatic Downloads can be turned off. Once disabled, you will be able to download an app directly to an iPhone or iPad, and not have it automatically appear on the other iOS devices you own sharing the same Apple ID. For best results, and if you want to completely stop all automatic app downloads on all devices, repeat the process of disabling the setting on all iOS devices you own. This can help to free up storage space that you may not have even known was being taken up by apps that are not in use on each device.
Because of Automatic App Downloads, the many app downloads on the iPhone X quickly consumed all of the storage capacity on the iPad which has a small fraction of the storage space in comparison. Note you can also turn off automatic app updates in iOS within the same setting panel if desired.
Like all iOS settings, you can also change your mind and reverse this setting if you decide you like it later.
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