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wylde06

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Nov 7, 2014
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If this has been covered, I apologize...my search ninja skills may be lacking this morning...

So this morning iTunes decided to screw up my phone and now im pretty sure I have to do a clean install. I went to add an album to my phone, and during the usual sync process..iTunes decided to download/install every app i've downloaded in the last year and take up 3 times the space. I deleted the apps after the sync (took up the rest of my space) then all of my music dissapeared but is still somewhere on the phone. Free space is only at 2.2gb. Over 2000 songs "gone" should leave me with more than 2.2gb free. AND now iTunes is telling me im over capacity by 18gb...


Anyways, my question is if I do a clean install of ios 8...is it then possible to downgrade to 8.0.2? I don't want the latest version because I manually enter my blood sugar readings 5 or 6 times a day and dont want to have to download a seprate app for...plus I have no issues with 8.0.2.
 
If this has been covered, I apologize...my search ninja skills may be lacking this morning...

So this morning iTunes decided to screw up my phone and now im pretty sure I have to do a clean install. I went to add an album to my phone, and during the usual sync process..iTunes decided to download/install every app i've downloaded in the last year and take up 3 times the space. I deleted the apps after the sync (took up the rest of my space) then all of my music dissapeared but is still somewhere on the phone. Free space is only at 2.2gb. Over 2000 songs "gone" should leave me with more than 2.2gb free. AND now iTunes is telling me im over capacity by 18gb...


Anyways, my question is if I do a clean install of ios 8...is it then possible to downgrade to 8.0.2? I don't want the latest version because I manually enter my blood sugar readings 5 or 6 times a day and dont want to have to download a seprate app for...plus I have no issues with 8.0.2.

You can not downgrade. You'd be stuck at 8.1.
 
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I guess I will just have to deal with it and download a seperate app for now until they fix the healthkit blood glucose monitoring. Which I hope is soon.
 
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