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I continue to get daily repeated messages from Apple that my iCloud storage is full and that i need to give Apple more money. I don’t use iCloud storage for much and therefore don’t need more than 5gb.
I’ve deleted most of what *was* using the storage space but this apparently didn’t register... conveniently
iCloud storage still shows this:
but this is inaccurate. When i drill into messages, i see this:
iPhone XS, iOS 13
I’ve done these things many times. I also have an iPad and am getting the the same repeated messages, but again, managing my iCloud storage on the ipad and drilling into the txt messages, I see similar information as posted in the screenshots above. It shows messages using the majority at 4.5gb, but when clicking on messages, it only shows 4.7mb.
I’ve done these things many times. I also have an iPad and am getting the the same repeated messages, but again, managing my iCloud storage on the ipad and drilling into the txt messages, I see similar information as posted in the screenshots above. It shows messages using the majority at 4.5gb, but when clicking on messages, it only shows 4.7mb.
Hey there kgcity,
Thanks for reaching out to Apple Support Communities. We understand iCloud storage isn’t reflecting the changes you’ve made. We’ll be happy to help with this.
If the storage hasn’t updated, force close Settings and Messages then restart your iPhone:
How to force an app to close on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch
See if there is any change after that. If not, do you use Messages on iCloud with any other devices? If so, check those devices as well and see if any data is still showing unexpectedly.
We hope this helps.
Take care.
iCloud storage is full scam
