Resolved the problem of iPhone storage being squeezed by "others"
Apple released iOS13.6.1/iPadOS13.6.1 on August 12, local time, Fixed the bug "Unnecessary system data files are not automatically deleted when the free space is low". In addition, you can check the storage usage status of the iPhone in the "Settings" application, "General" > "iPhone Storage". Many users on Twitter expressed their confusion about "Other" taking up storage space on their iPhones, but this update solves the problem.
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Backup and restore when storage is full
When "Other" is bloated and storage is full, Apple cannot update iOS/iPadOS wirelessly, so Apple We recommend that you use it to update. However, if you storage space is too full to update via your computer, you will need to follow the steps below. Backup and restoration take time, so it is recommended that you allow enough time for the work.
- Back up your device to iCloud or your computer.
- Once the backup is complete, in the Settings app go to General > Reset and tap Erase All Content and Settings. Enter your passcode or Apple ID password if prompted. This procedure will erase all the data on your iPhone. Make sure the backup is complete.
- Follow the on-screen instructions to set up your device. When asked about transferring apps and data, select the destination you backed up in step 1.
- Wait for the restore process to complete.
- Install iOS13.6.1/iPadOS13.6.1 from "Settings" app, "General" and "Software Update".
Do not install apps or play music until the update is complete
Apple said that until the installation of iOS13.6.1/iPadOS13.6.1 is complete, " Please do not install new apps, download and stream music and videos. When restoring from iCloud backup, the home screen may be displayed before the restoration is completed. You can check the progress of restoring from iCloud backup from "Settings" > "(user name)" > "iCloud" > "iCloud Backup". Source: Apple via AAPL.chPhoto: Tomomi (@Tomachin0415) / Twitter (hato)
