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Reply to iOS 11 - Offload app feature - Push Notifications
I've observed the same behaviour with one of our Apps - if the App is offloaded, the device will continue to recieve push notifications. Since the App is (effectively) uninstalled, it seems that there's not delegate to call-back to, and touching the notification banner does nothing, doesn't even show a message that the app has been offloaded that you would see when you touch the App icon. This behaviour persisted for me for a couple of days, although I haven't tested longer than that to know if it the APNs token remains valid indefinitely. I likewise was unable to find any definitive developer documentation about how offloaded apps effect push notifications (or technical documentation on offloaded apps in general). Were you able to find any information Sumanth?
Mar ’18
Reply to Xcode 11 install to device fails, code -402620415
Hello guys.. I finally got the solution to this problem; Unable to install MyAppDomain: com.apple.dt.MobileDeviceErrorDomainCode: -402620383--The maximum number of apps for free development profiles has been reached.Domain: com.apple.dt.MobileDeviceErrorDomain Go to the Console app can be found in the Window >> Devices and Simulators >> click the 'Open Console' button in your phone's tab. In the Console app, type MIFreeProfileValidatedAppTracker in the upper right corner's search box will help you find the detail of this message after failed running your app. I have also found that most of the bundle IDs shown in the error message are auto offload apps. Turns out the Xcode misclassified all the auto offloaded apps (apps you have not used for a while) as your free developer account's test apps. If you encounter the same problem, the solution is to re-download all the offload apps. Then, turn off the auto offload in the iPhone Settings - iTunes & App Store - Offload
Jun ’20
Reply to Prevent uninstall app by "Offload unused apps"
There’s no documented setting for that. Imagine if there were: many apps would use it and thus defeat the purpose of the offload feature. For now your best bet is to advise the user to disable the global offload feature, with a detailed explanation of the motivation for doing so. But it’s still the user's choice. You could also file a Feedback requesting support for this, such as a hard-to-get entitlement for apps like yours.
Apr ’23
System Data full after clearing safari, messages, offloading apps/reinstalling apps
I‘m getting tired of having to reinstall apps because of the amount of datas. I deleted alot of photos. Deleted apps. The thing that gets my storage full is the System data. I searched up for tutorials, it was full with clearing safari history or deleting old messages, offloading apps. I did them all, none of them decreased my system data and its at 12GB while my phone‘s GB is only up to 64GB. I use IOS 16 Iphone 11. Can someone help?
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Apr ’25
Is it possible to retrieve EXIF metadata from PHAsset without downloading photos (even if offloaded to iCloud Photo Library)?
iOS (Official) Photos app can display some EXIF-related metadata (e.g. camera and lens info, ISO, shutter speed, F-number) even when photos are offloaded to iCloud and the device is not connected to internet (e.g. airplane mode). However, with the Photos.framework, we need to download photos to retrive those metadata (which means it will not work with airplane mode). I tried the following methods, but none of those worked when photos were offloaded to iCloud and the device was in airplane mode: Requesting data with PHImageManager.default().requestImageDataAndOrientation Result: It does not return Data if the photo is not stored locally on the device, even with options.deliveryMode = .fastFormat Converting PHAsset#localIdentifier to an AssetsLibrary.framework URL (assets-library://asset/...) (I am aware that AssetsLibrary.framework is deprecated, but this was just a test.) Result: If PHImageManager does not returns Data, ALAsset#defaultRepresentation().metadata() returns an empty NSDictionary
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Nov ’24
iPad “other” category is using 9 gigs of my 32 gig iPad. I have offloaded and dumped everything
I have offloaded and deleted so much and i the storage does not go down at all. It is at nine gig now and I have absolutely nothing on my iPad. I feel like this is very suspicious. Nothing works to clear it off and Apple‘s excuse is it will go away. It’s not going away it’s getting worse. I have one game that I play along with, Hulu, Facebook and messenger and most of the time I have the circular thing going on on my screen and can’t play the game or watch anything. the iPad is paid for, the service is paid for. Apple, What more do you want?
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Dec ’22
Reply to Splash screen not updated (tried different methods available on the internet)
Problem is that launchscreen (splash screen) is stored in cache and not cleared when you upload without deinstalling first.There may be some trick, like renamin the image iused and removing the old one from xcassetshttps://stackoverflow.com/questions/33002829/ios-keeping-old-launch-screen-and-app-icon-after-updateAnother way is to propose users to offload (not remove) the app. So they will not loose their user data.h ttps://www.howtogeek.com/344944/how-to-delete-or-offload-an-app-on-iphone-or-ipad/
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May ’20