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Today my iPhone started reporting that it is full. So I did a sync and iTunes reports that I have 5.7 GB free. This may be an iCloud issue but who knows? I'd appreciate any help I can get.
What exactly were you doing and exactly what and where was the message saying it's "full"?
On the phone: Settings > General > About > Available > ?
Also, it would help if you posted the iPhone model, capacity, and iOS version. Jailbroken?
I was trying to record a video and it wouldn't let me due to 0 bytes available.
Using Settings I'm told that I have only 552 KB.
I'm still connected by cable to my mac and iTunes still says 5.7 GB free.
A clue may be that iCloud says I am using less than 1 GB.
Anyone have any ideas?
Can anyone tell me where Apple Discussions has gone to? It used to be so good.
It goes nowhere to whining, self-entitiled, demanding posters!
You never answered my questions - which iOS, and if jailbroken.
Did you do any troubleshooting?
Excuse me but I made the mistake of assuming that when I selected iOS 5.0.1 when submitting my question that it would actualy be posted along with my question, like it used to be. Silly me.
But thanks for calling me whiny, that was very constuctive.
But thanks for calling me whiny, that was very constuctive.
More constructive than your whining about the quality of support in this all volunteer, user-to-user site. It sure makes sense to insult the very people volunteering to help you, when you don't even comply with their request for the info needed to help. You assume too much.
I'll assume that your steadfast refusal to answer whether your phone was JB or hacked, suggests that it is. That explains your problem and means that no support can be given here. And.... I'm outta here! Best of luck.
I was able to solve my problem. I did it by:
You can see the details here http://heresthethingblog.com/2011/10/18/restore-iphone-ipad-icloud-backup/
Now my iPhone is mostly free space.
But take care because step two resets your phone to the same way it came from the factory so make sure that you can get it restored. I suggest trying it out first by skipping step 2 and if that works then go ahead and do all three steps. Alternately you might also do a backup to iTunes on your mac.
Realize that step 3 can take a long time if you have a lot of apps. So block off sufficient time or else leave your iPhone home while it finishes.
Good luck.
I had the same problem this is how I fixed it. On the iphone there is an icon with a sunflower that says Photos, click on it. Inside this folder there are albums Camera roll and Photo stream Camera roll is the one you usually see when you open your photos. However apparently photo steam keeps these photos after you delete them, or either itunes has synced them there. It doesn't let you delete them from there. So connect your phone to a computer and open itunes Click on your iphone device Click on photos at the top. There could be another way, but to delete those photos from my phone I unchecked the sync button at the top and then clicked the apply button at the bottom. The photos from photo stream are now deleted and my space has opened up. |
My iPhone says it's full but it's not!
