I know the drill with the "Other Data", and how it may reflect real app data, or possibly orphaned data from some corruption. But, I just restored (and set up as new) an 8GB iPod Touch 4th gen, and it shows over 0.4GB "Other Data" right out of the box.
The device has iOS 6.1.2 on it now, and iTunes shows the device has a capacity of 6.36GB, with 431.4MB "Other", and 5.94GB Free. There's not an app, song, video, imessage, or e-mail on the thing, nor has any website been visited.
Am I right to assume that there should be no "Other Data" at this point? (If the new iOS is bigger, that should be accounted for in the stated capacity, right?) Anyone see this behavior before? Any other remedy to reclaim this memory?
Thanks,
Tom
The device has iOS 6.1.2 on it now, and iTunes shows the device has a capacity of 6.36GB, with 431.4MB "Other", and 5.94GB Free. There's not an app, song, video, imessage, or e-mail on the thing, nor has any website been visited.
Am I right to assume that there should be no "Other Data" at this point? (If the new iOS is bigger, that should be accounted for in the stated capacity, right?) Anyone see this behavior before? Any other remedy to reclaim this memory?
Thanks,
Tom