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I am running out of free space on a 64GB iPad. Settings shows that media consumes about 60% of the disk (~38GB) while it also shows that Photos occupies 5GB and the largest app is Spotify with 2GB usage. I don’t use any other app with offline media content. I does not sum to 38GB in any way!
How to find what actually eats the storage space and clear it?
iPad Air 2 Wi-Fi, Cellular
I have found the solution myself. It was enough to delete TV app (I had no content in it).
Conclusions:
I have found the solution myself. It was enough to delete TV app (I had no content in it).
Conclusions:
Hello,
I know how frustrating this can be. While Photos, Spotify, Catan HD, and iMovie are using up large amounts of disk space is it possible that when the rest of your app’s disk usage is added up that it will equal the remainder of the total disk usage?
No.
Anyway, there is a special category for apps (red) that more or less show correct figure.
Anyone saw something similar?
I suppose it may be a bug of iOS or particular app.
High media usage on iPad
