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hi, when I go to iPod storage I see a category called “system” and it’s taking up a lot of spac. Any fixes?
iPod touch, iOS 10.3.3, 64GB, Wi-Fi
Not necessarily, as the corruption could be in iOS itself (and probably is).
Not necessarily, as the corruption could be in iOS itself (and probably is).
System is iOS and its data structures. That much space allocated to System means that you have data corruption on your iPod. You should restore it using iTunes on your computer.
Oh ok. Does restoreing thorough iOS itself work too
Ok, but when it erases through iOS doesn’t it erase the hard disk?
First, there is no hard disk in an iPhone.
Erase all content and settings removes all user content. It does not replace iOS. Only restoring through iTunes replaces iOS.
Why is a category called “system” taking up a lot of space
