hello, so i've added everything up. i have 20.966GB worth of data on my phone, i've cleared all cache yet my phone says 63/64GB and it won't go down even if i delete photos/apps(e.g apple apps like shortcuts or books.)i only have basic apple apps like photos aside from flipaclip and ibispaintx. help ?
baguette146 Said:
"iphone mysteriously full: hello, so i've added everything up. i have 20.966GB worth of data on my phone, i've cleared all cache yet my phone says 63/64GB and it won't go down even if i delete photos/apps(e.g apple apps like shortcuts or books.)i only have basic apple apps like photos aside from flipaclip and ibispaintx. help ?"
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Start with a Restart: If the GUI is not as it should, then restart your iPhone - Apple Support
Troubleshooting iPhone Storage:
Internal storage cannot be upgraded. It is what it is. So, the maximum internal storage capacity never increases, even if you upgraded your iCloud plan. Learn More here: What's the Difference Between Device Storage and iCloud Storage? Apple Support
So, what to do...
Clear Space Using my User Tips:
baguette146 Said:
"iphone mysteriously full: hello, so i've added everything up. i have 20.966GB worth of data on my phone, i've cleared all cache yet my phone says 63/64GB and it won't go down even if i delete photos/apps(e.g apple apps like shortcuts or books.)i only have basic apple apps like photos aside from flipaclip and ibispaintx. help ?"
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Start with a Restart: If the GUI is not as it should, then restart your iPhone - Apple Support
Troubleshooting iPhone Storage:
Internal storage cannot be upgraded. It is what it is. So, the maximum internal storage capacity never increases, even if you upgraded your iCloud plan. Learn More here: What's the Difference Between Device Storage and iCloud Storage? Apple Support
So, what to do...
Clear Space Using my User Tips:
baguette146 Said:
"iphone mysteriously full: hello, not helpful at all."
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And a restart did not make things show as they should? If not, shut it down (through Settings). and then power it back on.
"thanks but it's not that simple i've tried literally everything. starting to think it's malware"
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Contact your Carrier:
You're not going to get malware on your iPhone. Contact your Carrier, as it seems the eSIM card is giving you a misconfiguration, or sorts. You Carrier provides you with the service of messaging, which is configured into the eSIM card.
Perform an Update:
Update to iOS18.1. See if that takes you anywhere. Alternatively to updating the iPhone via WiFi, you can update via cellular, or you can update via a computer.
not helpful at all.
thanks but it's not that simple i've tried literally everything. starting to think it's malware
iphone mysteriously full
