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Cochinon

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iPhone XS Max, 64 GB. I have 37.1GB used out of 64GB and iPhone Storage Almost Full message appears in settings with a badge of "1" and if I click within Setting on the iPhone Storage almost full it does nothing.

Any ideas on how to solve this?
 
Same here, but there are > 150GB available.
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iPhone XS Max, 64 GB. I have 37.1GB used out of 64GB and iPhone Storage Almost Full message appears in settings with a badge of "1" and if I click within Setting on the iPhone Storage almost full it does nothing.

Any ideas on how to solve this?
Back up your phone first to your Mac and iCloud and then do a reset.
 
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Any update on this bug? I don’t want to reset my phone.
Following the main 15 RC thread, many users are having some form of storage bug. It looks like most likely, we will have to wait for the next 15 build, probably 15.1.
 
Just updated to iOS 15 and was just given this "amazing" gift of a perpetual notification in Settings.

Literally have 25% free space on my phone, the badge in settings does nothing.
 
has anyone erased all content and settings and then restored from backup? Does that clear the bug? Would rather do that than reset all contents and settings which was recommended in other forums.
 
I just got plenty of space 12 pro max. similar on the iPad
 

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A solution to this issue has been found by someone called cidony in the Apple support discussion forums. Simple solution. This is for windows as I do not have a Mac but I imagine thee is a similar process to get rid of the temp backup that won't delete itself.

Click on the iCloud for Windows app (mine is in the systray) and click on iCloud settings. Make sure you are logged in. Click on Storage and go to Backups. You will see the temporary backup of your prior device, eg. iPhone 12 for me, which you can then delete. Instantly frees up space in iCloud for backups.

The temp backup on my phone was 16GB and I kept getting your iCloud storage is full. So this solution solved this problem. I am surprised the upper level Apple support techs did not know of this solution.

If cidony is a member of this forum, thank you for this solution.
 
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