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My system data takes up 36.59 GBs.
I know that’s not excessive for an operating system in general, and yes, I know 128 gigs isn’t very much these days, but it still seems crazy to me that the system data is almost 1/3 of a devices storage.
I know they appear to be slowly moving iOS, iPad, OS, and macOS towards some unified multi device operating system (which would be amazing), so there is probably some foundations for that bloating the system that aren’t getting used right now…
But even with that, it just feels kind of nuts for a phone’s operating system to take up such a huge portion of the phones memory.
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P.s., no Settings doesn’t actually show you how many gigabytes your system data is taking up. I gave a screenshot to ChatGPT that was cropped to the width of the line chart, and I had it right Python code that would use the number of pixels in the system data section divided by the total width of the chart to approximate the gigabytes taken up by system data. Prompt in the comments.
I updated to iOS 15 a while ago and since updating I get this message that my storage is full (iPhone XS). I'm not really annoyed by that, but I also can't use WhatsApp on which I rely heavily on.
Did anyone find a fix for this issue. I've obviously tried to update to 15.1 and turning on and off my iPhone multiple times. Should I back up my iPhone and try to restore it from the backup