This folder showed up probably 4-6 weeks ago! It has 6 com.apple.Photos-(followed by different text) folders. Each folder has three files named database. The file named database is a small document of around 100kb. This document has some text that start with SQLite format 3.
Any thoughts on whether I should delete, move or keep this folder?
It seems to be created by the Photos app when you click to watch a Memories video
I also have the three database files, I just came across them. They haven't been modified since they were created last September. Has anybody got any further info? I guess it's okay to delete them. If, as someone above suggested they are a consequence of a photos memories function then they'll just get recreated the next time the machine throws up one of those random memories collections.
can somebody explain why this is appearing in Documents folder? there are three files called Database
I have the same questions , I'm trying to 'spring clean' my iCloud documents directory and spotted this for the first time . The questions I have are
Thanks in advance
Jack (using a MBP M3 Pro / Iphone 14 pro and iPad 5th gen m2 with the latest iterations of all software)
This folder just showed up a few weeks ago in my Documents folder as well. I just want to know, is it safe to delete this folder?
Can we remove it without any problem?
Thanks!
Anyone figure out if this is safe to delete or not?
What is PlaybackEventStreams folder in Documents folder on iCloud Drive?
