radfordra1

radfordra1 t1_j2fhdhd wrote

You see that’s what I said back in the days of 16GB iPhones. I don’t have much shit on my phone, barely 8GB. So I had more than enough space. Then I constantly got messages of running out of space. The. They bumped the base storage up to 32GB. Fine over kill for me but whatever. “You’re out of space. Please free up some space to download and install this update.”

My storage needs still hadn’t changed that much. Maybe got a few more songs.

Then it’s “you’re out of space we’ll unload some apps to iCloud then put it back after the install”

While I’m sitting here like “your system and other are taking up most of my storage.” Why don’t you get rid of some of that useless junk data.

I’ll bet $50 that there’s junk data from my iPhone 6s cache still even on my iPhone 12.

Now I’ve got 64GB and there’s at least 16GB of other and system data. That’s 25% of my storage taken up by what exactly?

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radfordra1 t1_j2en9xo wrote

Because when you start running low on space for updates and being told "oh we're going to offload some apps to clear up space and then reinstall after the update"

Ok you have all this nonsense locked up in the cache that's probably months and months old and isn't needed anymore but the system won't purge old unnecessary files. Then it becomes a problem.

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