“offloading”

On my XR, software version 14.7.1 storage reported as being used in Iphone Storage, exceeds the total of all the apps and date being used by them. I added them up twice to make sure (after offloading every apps data), I was throughal. This hasnt always been an issues, just with more recent IOS updates. I phoned and talked to the advanced D&D team at Apple twice and they could not figure it out. Telling me all was good, like I was kind of imagining things. I record alot of educational videos, some videos quite large... after downloading from Icloud to my computer, I delete them, and of course delete all 'recently deleted'. I believe after some time this data is getting corrupted on deletion, and still remains taking up 'app' space. This is a big problem apples programmers need to fix ASAP. The only fix I found was to erase my iphone and restore (a mirror) from a recent backup. Using restore (from backup) in Itunes... the problem is solved. But with all my apps and data back on - a replica of when

the new ios 14.8 update makes codm unplayable, it crashes mid game when im playing 20-30 minutes of game time my device is iphone 8, i tried everything you guys recommended, like reinstalling the app (also offloading the app), hard reset, turn on and off my phone, but all of these techniques i try is not working, i hope you guys can help me out.

I would like to create an application that let's a user bulk operate on apps. Some features: Bulk operations: - delete - organize by color (some like organizing their screens by color) - organize by type (education, reading, games, etc.) - organize apps which users want to hide - organize last access time - bulk offload apps (removing the app, saving the data) I am struggling to find, however, any notion of enabling permissions for this in an apple app. The permission I am looking for is akin to a user allowing an app to delete (duplicate) photos/videos off of their device. The area I think it would be is here: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/bundleresources/entitlements If this functionality exists, can I please be directed to the documentation for this? Many thanks! Best, Daniel Connelly

I have an iPhone 12 Pro. I have 256GB of storage and 180.21GB is being taken by “system data”. I have offloaded apps, deleted files, cleared browser history, backed up, shut down etc and that number is still staying around the same. there have been a lot of posts about this without any answers. Has anyone found a resolution?

If the user offload my app from Settings app (to free up storage) and reinstall it, will the identifierForVendor change?

We have sent the payload for restricting all the apps except Youtube and MEMDM app . Payload is listed below. The Problem is we are restricted all the apps except the apps that were offloaded before . the icon of the offloaded apps appears in the homescreen. Attached the Screenshot for the above offloaded icons with multiapp kiosk enabled Is this the expected behaviour? Or anything am i missing. Can anyone help me with this? Payload Sent to the Device :-> PayloadVersion 1 PayloadUUID ------------ PayloadType Configuration PayloadOrganization ----- PayloadIdentifier ---------------- PayloadDisplayName MultiApp Kiosk PayloadRemovalDisallowed PayloadContent PayloadVersion 1 PayloadUUID ---------------- PayloadType com.apple.applicationaccess PayloadOrganization MDM PayloadIdentifier --------------- PayloadDisplayName AppLock Whitelist Policy whitelistedAppBundleIDs com.google.ios.youtube com.manageengine.mdm.iosagent com.apple.webapp allowListedAppBundleIDs com.google.ios

Platform: macOS 12.4, MacBook Pro 2.3GHz Quad-Core i5, 16GB RAM I'm trying to read an OSLog concurrently because it is big and I don't need any of the data in order. Because the return from .getEntries is a sequence, the most efficient approach seems to be to iterate through. Iteration through the sequence from start to finish can take a long time so I thought I can split it up into days and concurrently process each day. I'm using a task group to do this and it works as long as the number of tasks is less than 8. When it works, I do get the result faster but not a lot faster. I guess there is a lot of overhead but actually it seems to be that my log file is dominated by the processing on 1 of the days. Ideally I want more concurrent tasks to break up the day into smaller blocks. But as soon as I try to create 8 or more tasks, I get a lockup with the following error posted to the console. enable_updates_common timed out waiting for updates to reenable Here are my tests. First - a pure iterative approach. No t