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Found that you can use "Storage Manager" and or "DevCleaner" Thanks @Larme
In Xcode, Window> Devices and Simulators> Simulators.
You can delete simulators here that you don’t want.
Also, can you try to check /Library/Developer/CoreSimulator/Profiles/Runtimes
Simply go to
Click on simulator and check iOS version. If you want to delete that simulator, right click on simulator name and click delete in popup dialog.
That’s it.