“offloading”

Have you checked to see if your Offload Unused Apps is enabled? Is it possible that these are apps that you have not used in a while and the new OS has removed them from your device due to inactivity in order to free up space on your phone?

And yet, after clearing out all of those settings, offloaded apps and provisioned certs the error message persists. 99$ “protection money” to, ya know, actually use your ~1000EU devices.

You're welcome. We're here to help. Seems like you're flying with insight w.r.t. limitations of ANE on iPhone. Challenge question: are you certain image resizing is too resource intensive, particularly if offloaded to GPU?

I understand that UIKit is not designed to be thread safe, and that generally long running tasks need to be offloaded to other threads to avoid blocking the main thread.I'm just currently making UIKit do a lot of work - animations, autolayout etc. Which cannot be offloaded to another thread - therefore being a prime candidate for the creation of another UI thread and everything that goes along with that.So what I want is sounding to be unlikely.I want to be able to duplicate my application into another window and have the second window not interfere with performance of the main window.Without significant rewriting effort.Another UI thread working on the separate window would solve my problem immediately and gracefully.I do appreciate all of the comments though.So, thank you.

To clarify, this is a bug: Any iCloud offloaded apps installed on the phone are counted as developer installed apps until reinstalled or deleted. You can confirm this in the console when looking at the MIFreeProfileValidatedAppTracker error message. Once these have been either reinstalled or deleted, then the list of offending apps will disappear.

I have the same problem, I have a iPhone XR, with 64gb of less than one year old. The other storage is 37Gb big, the memory is completely full, can’t even open my mail. I have offloaded almost all apps. It seemed that with offloading the problem got worse… One month ago I had the same. A reset reduced other storage to 5gb, but I am not looking forward to a reset every month. Yesterday, the other storage was 36gb, today already added another 1gb. It is really unacceptable. Apple support only suggest a factory reset. My old iPhone SE with 16gb is even more useful than this phone!!

Moving the files to the iCloud folder will still occupy space on your hard drive unless they are automatically offload when not in use. I would recommend to read this documentation how to manage storage in iCloud :https://support.apple.com/en-us/108922 Albert Pascual
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tl;dr - you might want to check for offloaded apps. Those might count towards a high System Data usage as well. Just adding to the discussion since I recently discovered that offloaded app storage counts towards the System Data usage. It might have been mentioned here, but I just skimmed throught the responses... In my case I had ~65Gb System Data usage, but when re-downloading one specific video app it became evident that 50Gb of those were from that app. So after re-downloading, System Data usage was reduced by 50Gb - but of course that was just moved to Applications. But now it's at least evident what app is using those 50Gb:s, giving me a fair chance to clean it up.

The next steps seem to me fine for keeping user data and clearing launch screen cache.1. Launch Settings and select General -> iPad/iPhone Storage -> your application -> Offload App2. After cloud icon shown, select Reinstall App

You're right Scott. Offload unused apps somehow was enabled. It did an awful job of determining inactivity. For example it removed 1Password which I use seveeral times a day. It also blew apart most folders and couldn't bring apps back as advertised.Thanks,Tom

Clearing the cache can potentially resolve the issue if it is corrupted. To clear Cash App's cache on your iPhone, open the Settings app, go to General, Scroll down and tap on “iPhone Storage”, locate the Cash App and tap on it, Tap on “Offload App.” Confirm the action when prompted.

I'm having the exact same issue. The OTA updates don't work well because of limited space. Even when I do clear enough space by offloading apps, the required space goes up and it always tells me I need more. Tried updating today via IPSW and getting the same error.

You're not alone. Here's why it happens and what to do: Cause: System files, caches & incomplete iCloud sync can eat up space. Fix: Restart, offload apps, check iCloud settings, update iOS (if needed). Last Resort: Backup & restore as new (erase all content first!).

Offloading the alert logic to your servers and implementing push notifications (whether using a 3rd party push provider service, or maintaining your own push server), then sending these notifications at the intervals you wish, and developing notification scheduling as complicated as you can is definitely an option. Currently there is no way to accomplish what you want using local notifications.

I’m still not entirely sure I understand where you’re going with this, but let’s start with some basic info. First, this header is defined by the virtio spec: https://docs.oasis-open.org/virtio/virtio/v1.1/virtio-v1.1.html Next, my general advice is: On the transmit path (packets from the VM), the virtio header can be used to indicate whether checksum offload is requested or not, and also whether they are transmitting a TCP large segment (TSO). On the receive path (packets going to the VM), the virtio header communicates whether the checksum has already been validated and doesn’t need to be checked. It can also indicate a large receive offload packet and the number of segments that were aggregated. Share and Enjoy — Quinn “The Eskimo!” @ Developer Technical Support @ Apple let myEmail = eskimo + 1 + @ + apple.com