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EFeller

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Dec 13, 2012
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Hello,

I have an iPhone 5, 32gb, that contains just over 10gb of "other." I actually had this problem with my iPhone 3GS before I upgraded, and thought it might disappear on it's own once I upgraded. Unfortunately that wasn't the case.

Here's what I've tried:

*Restore from backup
* Uncheck music & sync to delete music (the "other" stays the same)
* Settings>General>Usage>Music, swipe right on Music, then delete

Any advice on how I can reclaim my space?

Thanks in advance,

-Feller
 
I've heard people say that the only way is to set up device as new.

I think my "other" is starting to creep too...
 
Thanks.

I've heard people say that the only way is to set up device as new.

I think my "other" is starting to creep too...

I was trying to avoid a total wipe, but guess that's the next step. Thanks for your response. :)
 
I was trying to avoid a total wipe, but guess that's the next step. Thanks for your response. :)

May do some more digging on that one if you are trying to avoid it. I've never had to do (or done) it -- I'm just going off of what I've read on the forums
 
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