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I’m feeling like an idiot now, I thought I’d restore and run the full .ipsw on my 7+ thinking what a good idea it would be to remove all vestiges of the beta.
Went fine, until I ran the backup and suddenly remembered I have to re-pair my Watch, set up ApplePay again (6 cards) and now hunt for my custom ringtones and notification tones in long forgotten folders as iTunes doesn’t have a tab for them anymore :twisted:
I’ll keep telling myself maybe it’s actually going to be beneficial in the long run...
http://www.idownloadblog.com/2017/0...to-move-from-ios-11-gm-to-the-public-release/
GM has the same build number as todays release. No need to update.
Unless you want a clean full install...
It’s not a PC. So there is no such thing.
Now you are the one who is seeing stuff that doesn’t exist.
Not even OSX needs a clean install. Believe me I ran the same install for 10 years across multiple upgrades.
The "other" contains the iOS and app data. If it's much beyond 1 GB (usually less), it's filled with corrupted data or metadata errors.
The only way to get rid of the excess "other" is to restore the phone, first using a backup, and if needed as a new phone, without using a backup.
So explain why it’s the suggested route to resolve “other” when it gets too large? It’s generally accepted that “other” is basically debris and orphan files from app installs, caches etc.
For example
https://discussions.apple.com/
So explain why it’s the suggested route to resolve “other” when it gets too large? It’s generally accepted that “other” is basically debris and orphan files from app installs, caches etc.
For example
https://discussions.apple.com/