How do you prevent iPhone from cleaning apps

I have the same problem. I have this game called Summoners War and it needs to download extra files for it and every time I don’t use it and get back on it (like 2 hours) it asks me to redownload the same files and it is really annoying having to wait every time I want to play.

Lyskar wrote:

Hello everyone;

Just to let you know ANYTHING you write here in this forum MIGHT fall on death ears.

This is a user-to-user technical support forum. It is not the place to let Apple know what you think. If you want to let Apple know something, use the feedback page:

Product Feedback - Apple

The second best option is to install the beta software, only because it has an Exclusive app called "feedback assistant."

Installing beta software on the device you depend on is a mistake. And, the Feedback Assistant is just for telling Apple about issues with the beta software. The above mentioned Feedback page is open to anyone.

And beta WILL void your warranty.

No, it does not void your warranty.

I know the feeling.

Mine has been doing that a lot lately; evidently no one here knows what you're talking about, but the ios will cycle through apps and "clean them together".

Frustrating, still nothing we can do.

I'm so angry that I created an account here...

Guys I have to download everyday 1,3Gb of data ! It's Apple and the Summoners War Developers fault !

Your "gestion" of "unused data" is catastrophic, we can't even disable it, it's nonsense !!

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Hello everyone;

Just to let you know ANYTHING you write here in this forum MIGHT fall on death ears.

Only because the one person that cared about even the fonts and icons that the iPhone displays, that caring person passed away on October 5th, 2011.

The second best option is to install the beta software, only because it has an Exclusive app called "feedback assistant."

Be warned that beta IS always risky close to death and bricked iPhone. I use it on a second hand used iPhone. And beta WILL void your warranty.

Beta.apple.com

Yep there sure is...

What do you mean by it's "cleaning up" your apps? what are you talking about? Are your apps dirty?

What are you talking about, who's cleaning your apps?

There is no "cleaning function".

There is no such feature on the iPhone.

Has yours been jailbroken?

~Lyssa

Never heard of this before...

-> http://support.apple.com/kb/TS4334

"More information about cache cleaning

On devices using iOS 5 or later, cache cleaning occurs automatically when the device has less than 1 GB of available storage. This storage-management feature is designed to optimize the performance of your iOS device when space is limited. The cache for infrequently used documents is cleared first."

....well that is interesting.

I stand corrected, though I've never seen that message on my phone and I have a bad habit of letting it run low on space...

~Lyssa

Your iPad will clear the cache of the less often used apps. There is no way to control which apps have their cache cleared or when. The best way to avoid this is to free up enough space to have plenty of free space for the iPad to operate efficiently.

With iOS 7 it is recommended that you have 15-20% of the storage space on the device free. For a 16 GB device that is 2.4-3.2 GB free. For a 32 GB device that is 4.8-6.4 GB free. For a 64 GB device that is 9.6-12.8 GB free.

The only way to get more free space on your iPad is to delete content and apps.