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I have an old SE phone from several years ago.Īccording to the data under General->iPhone Storage there's 15GB of storage used on my 16GB device. I can't afford a new phone right now, and I can't keep my phone updated, nor take new photos. If it continues to be an issue for you, you can reach out for additional support here: Get Support To back up your iPhone, you can use iCloud instead of your work computer.īackup methods for iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch - Apple Support Since you also need to update your iPhone to iOS 15.5, you can do this wirelessly being connected to Wi-Fi. After deleting the data in that album, restart your iPhone and check the storage again.ĭelete photos on your iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch - Apple Support If you know for sure that you no longer want that data, as it will be permanently deleted, head over to the Photos app, and select Albums, and tap Recently Deleted in the Utilities section. The Recently Deleted album/folder keeps your deleted data for 30 days, and will still count towards the storage. Did you also check the Recently Deleted album, or folder, for the apps which have that? Photos and Notes are two which do. You're headed in the right direction to get your iPhone storage lower. So, that is not what the storage hogger does.

for all of my apps (which is highly annoying). Yet, my phone lost the preferences for location services access to camera etc. I did a 'settings' reset and this did not clear any storage. Wouldn't it be nice to be able to trust that the backup will work? Then I could do the factory reset trick to empty the 'System Data'.Įven better would be for the iOS to stop hogging storage at an improbable rate. I made the backup anyway, but I am not sure I can restore the phone from this backup before I update the Macbook's OS. When I try to make a new backup I get a warning that I should update the MacBook's OS first for this to work. I can no longer trust my backup to work because I am running OS 10.15.7 Catalina (the latest my IT department allows) and I have iOS 15.4.1. I read that the way to fix this is to reset to factoiry and then restore from a backup. App, Photos, iOS and messages take up less than half of my 64Gig storage. No matter how much I delete, the storage always fills up. I have an issue with my iPhone XR storage 'System data'.

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