Anyone know what this is? Appeared all of a sudden… iOS 18.4.1
Eytan Schulman
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I make apps. iOS / watchOS / tvOS / macOS developer. WWDC Scholar 2014, 2015 & 2016. Gamer. Networking and Internet infrastructure enthusiast.
What in the world could the former bird company and WSJ be storing that’s so big?
Fellow iOS developers.. Do you think this means that these apps are storing files/cache/who knows what in the app’s documents directory? This is so ridiculous.. I went through these apps and couldn’t find any button to “clear cache”, the only solution is to delete and redownload the apps.
If an app downloads and saves persistent files to disk, it should offer visibility into what that is and how you can remove it.
What do you think about this?
Do you also have apps hogging your storage?
I don’t know how to feel about this being an official Apple Music playlist
The best feature of iOS 17.1 - The animations within the HomeKit Air Conditioning gauge!
@rmondello In case you missed this one
https://www.instagram.com/p/CurpJHzsTZq/?igshid=MTIzZWMxMTBkOA==
I suddenly saw my MacBook had only 24 GB free (512 GB) SSD, and then.. I ran a scan and noticed my Library > Developer folder is 197 GB. Somehow I had simulator stuff for more than 13 versions of iOS.
Apple added a feature in iOS 14 that sends a notification when AirPods go low on power.
Here’s a reference to this feature in a kbase article
https://support.apple.com/en-il/HT207012
Does this feature work for you? Do you receive notifications when your AirPods are low on battery?
