iPhone reboots when taking a screenshot, acts like it has 0KB when I have 900mb free, and crashes whenever I try to go to Photos.

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iPhone reboots when taking a screenshot, acts like it has 0KB when I have 900mb free, and crashes whenever I try to go to Photos.

This actually makes me quite annoyed. My iPhone reboots several times a day on a full battery, and acts like it has 0KB (lagging, no free space) when I have 900mb free. I freed more space, and now everytime I make a screenshot my iphone reboots, and when I go to photos app, it crashes and prevents me from doing it. I'm sorry, but I'm disappointed by you, Apple. Is there a way to fix it?

Posted on Jul 9, 2017 2:08 PM

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Ev_054 Author

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Jul 10, 2017 1:17 AM in response to ManSinha

I have 3 ideas on what to do:

1. Forget this iPhone and switch to Android.

2. Drop this iPhone from the 5th floor and switch to Android.

3. Get this iPhone to Apple so they can recycle it and use it as a new iPhone and switch to Android.

Or a bonus sollution is try to reset settings. But it won't probably work. :c

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Ev_054 Author

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Jul 9, 2017 2:15 PM in response to ManSinha

Just deleted keynote. Instead of 753mb free it now says 528mb free. Oh cool.

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Jul 9, 2017 2:16 PM in response to Ev_054

Hi,

"when I have 900mb free"

Your iPhone requires a minimum of 1GB's of free storage space to run the operating system (iOS) let alone run your apps.

Any less available storage space may prevent your iPhone from booting at all.

"I'm disappointed by you, Apple. Is there a way to fix it?

It's the owner's responsibility to keep track of available storage space.

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ManSinha

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Jul 9, 2017 2:14 PM in response to Ev_054

1. Apple is not officially here - we are just end users like you

2. 900 mb may not be enough space - the basic OS needs a minimum amount of space to operate at peak efficiency - I would request you to free up a few GB of data by transferring / deleting pictures/music/apps etc

Then see if it makes a difference in your experience

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Ev_054 Author

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Jul 9, 2017 2:16 PM in response to Carolyn Samit

I deleted keynote, it now should have about 1.5gb free. Instead, it doesn't.

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ManSinha

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Jul 9, 2017 2:18 PM in response to Ev_054

As you probably know you can go to Settings - General - Storage & iCloud Usage - Storage - Manage Storage and see the top apps that are taking up the most space on your phone

Good luck!

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Ev_054 Author

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Jul 9, 2017 2:19 PM in response to ManSinha

Well, my iPhone acts weird... WhatsApp should have about 500mb instead of 71... Garageband should have 4gb instead of 1gb... other apps don't even load...

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