How to Save Space Using Built-In iOS Storage Features

[obarkov]

Does anyone know where the App data is stored when the app is offloaded.

I offloaded a 32 bit app but I would like to get at the data, I have some important things in there.

Thanks in advance.

 

[efp722]

I'm currious about the the System entry as well. Mine hangs around 7GB on iPhone 6/16gb, it's around 9-9.5GB on my 6S/64gb, and is somewhere in the 4-6GB range on my iPad Pro 12.9 1st gen 128GB. But some other phones don't have that entry at all. I'd really like to get to the bottom of this.

It's 2017. This has been a struggle for me since 2010 with the iPhone 4. Apple either doesn't care or doesn't know how to fix it and that blows my mind.

 

[boxerdogorama]

Offloading your apps sounds risky to me. It ends with "if the app is still available in the App Store" - not sure about you guys, but when MacRumors tells me something will likely be remove from the App Store, I jump on it.

IE, I have Floppy Cloud on my iPhone, the app that has a secret NES emulator in it - just put an NES ROM in Dropbox and the app will load up and run the game. I also have a "flashlight app" on my iPhone that actually enables tethering without paying your carrier.

It deleted the app store on my moms phone once, I had to factory reset her phone to get it back.

 

[iShater]

I'm currious about the the System entry as well. Mine hangs around 7GB on iPhone 6/16gb, it's around 9-9.5GB on my 6S/64gb, and is somewhere in the 4-6GB range on my iPad Pro 12.9 1st gen 128GB. But some other phones don't have that entry at all. I'd really like to get to the bottom of this.

I'm curious if anybody has found a decent solution for this. Searching in the webs gives different possible solutions (factory reset, etc) but I can't seem to find a definitive explanation for the problem itself.