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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!!

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Hi, not quite sure if your question is regarding the available storage space, or the download itself. But if your device has not enough storage available you can temporarily offload apps to free up space, or upload images and files to iCloud to free up enough space to download the file of your choice. Either way remember that filling your phones storage up so much can lead to software updates not working and therefore system data can build up. Take care David

I disagree with MobileTen. I don't think the page that he links to says anything about offloading. Offloading is a relatively new feature in iOS. If the identifierForVendor changed during offloading, many apps that predated offloading (including one of mine!) would have had problems as a result. I have not seen any such problems, which makes me think that the identifierForVendor does not change. But I could be wrong; users do not always report problems. Anyone else have any experience to share? (Of course the safe thing to do is to assume that it can change at any time.)

I was struggling with having over 500gb used of 1TB with over 300gb dedicated to Other Initially, I had 200gb worth of videos that I offloaded, then removed from the deleted folder. Seems that the needle didn't move much and for nearly a day, it stated I had 85gb worth of videos left. After seeing the alarm comment with 35gb of data, it hit me. I was using FilmIC Pro to record some of my videos because it has a pause feature which is really nice. I do have it set to save to my photos album, but FilmIc uses a system folder (maybe because it is hidden) to record the video before it transfers over to Photos. FilmIC can also be setup to not sent anything to the photos album. It has its own camera roll. So, it is a matter of choice. I choose for it to go to the photos folder so that I can see it immediately. So why didn't FilmIc clear the cache I wondered. I rebooted the phone earlier and it didn't work. So then, I opened up the photos app, looked to ensure nothing was in deleted folder, then swiped up to

This answer is for home routers. Much of the bufferbloat on the internet is on the home router and ISP head ends. There is only so much you can do end-to-end - and the advice in the video is primarily targeted at LTE <-> server interactions. Definitely take a hard look at your server behaviors as I wrote above! I've written a lot and given many presentations on the bufferbloat problems in the typical home or office network, one of the more amusing is here: https://blog.apnic.net/2020/01/22/bufferbloat-may-be-solved-but-its-not-over-yet/ To improve the ISP link... encourage your customers to get better home routers with Smart Queue Management (SQM), and fq-codel for the wifi. It's universally available from third party router firmwares like openwrt, dd-wrt, merlin, and tomato. It's also available for most gamer routers (netduma calls it anti-bufferbloat), it's the premier feature of the evenroute (eero also), ubnt's edgerouter products and the udm pro also have sqm. IP fire, tangledOS also, it's a really

Hi eskimo, we would like our watch app to work without the phone nearby, so offloading the work to the iOS app is not an option for us. Using console app, I can see three errors: The CredStore - copyIdentPrefs - Error copying Identity cred. Error=-25300 error described above. An exception Exception: decodeObjectForKey: Object of class NSURLCredential returned nil from -initWithCoder: while being decoded for key An error TLS Client Certificates encountered error 1:89

… is mTLS just not supported on watchOS? That’s my understanding based on the bug I referenced above (r. 24523955). One workaround is to use Watch Connectivity to offload this work to your iOS app, where mTLS is available. Share and Enjoy — Quinn “The Eskimo!” @ Developer Technical Support @ Apple let myEmail = eskimo + 1 + @ + apple.com

I feel you have a bit wrong idea what Neural Engine is. It have nothing common to CPU or GPU - it's just a machine learning accelerator with very limited area of application - even not every layer type in your model can be used. Look at This FAQ for better understanding what it is and what it can. Q: Is there any low-level API to create my very own work-loads? A: Yes and No. Low level AppleNeuralEngine.framework is private to Apple and you can't use it. But: take a look at ANE Tools - compiler and decompiler for Neural Engine. Also there is coremltools - this will help to interface with TensorFlow and PyTorch Q: Can I use the Neural Engine to offload the CPU? I am especially interested in parallelism using threads. A: Basically - No. ANE can't execute CPU/GPU code and don't have threads. It operates with layer connectivity map and net weights. One more thing - vDSP and veclib DONT use ANE.