iOS App "Cleaning?"

[GrandPhrase]

I don't even what caused this, but I'm curious as to what this "Cleaning" is. I think I saw it after I exited the app store?..

Few FYI's
- Not jailbroken
- Already installed Twitter long before this

Thanks.

Edit: Posted this on iOS 6 forum though I am on iOS 5 as I was afraid not many people would respond.
By the way, how do I post pictures from iPhone camera roll?..

 

[batting1000]

I don't even what caused this, but I'm curious as to what this "Cleaning" is. I think I saw it after I exited the app store?..

Few FYI's
- Not jailbroken
- Already installed Twitter long before this

Thanks.

Edit: Posted this on iOS 6 forum though I am on iOS 5 as I was afraid not many people would respond.
By the way, how do I post pictures from iPhone camera roll?..

A quick Google search would've brought up this:

http://www.cultofmac.com/136741/why-do-ios-5-apps-sometimes-say-they-are-cleaning-themselves/

To post pictures from the camera roll, send them you to your computer and attach them to your post.

 

[Menel]

A quick Google search would've brought up this:

http://www.cultofmac.com/136741/why-do-ios-5-apps-sometimes-say-they-are-cleaning-themselves/

To post pictures from the camera roll, send them you to your computer and attach them to your post.

Or get the Tapatalk app!

 

[Dwalls90]

This is really interesting. Never seen this before! Apple thinks of everything ...

 

[chrisu91]

I've seen this numerous times. Normally when you're running out of space it'll clean your app cache. If you check your Usage you'll see a couple apps that are abnormally large.