iPhone 5S IOS 9.0.2

[JF303]

Since receiving 9.0, I havent been able to iCloud back up my iPhones..... I get the not enough storage error. Nothings changed, whats the deal?

 

[Floris]

Check with iCloud how much free space your iCloud storage plan has left. And how much your iPhone is in size - and see if it fits in the free iCloud space to backup.

Backing up 64 GB iPhone used for 50%, to a 5GB iCloud storage, probably won't work (random example).

 

[eyoungren]

Since receiving 9.0, I havent been able to iCloud back up my iPhones..... I get the not enough storage error. Nothings changed, whats the deal?

Have you tried updating to 9.0.2?

9.0 was apparently very buggy.

 

[JF303]

Check with iCloud how much free space your iCloud storage plan has left. And how much your iPhone is in size - and see if it fits in the free iCloud space to backup.

Backing up 64 GB iPhone used for 50%, to a 5GB iCloud storage, probably won't work (random example).

I Thought of that..... I shut everything off in icloud and tried to backup my 32GB.... same error.

 

[JF303]

Have you tried updating to 9.0.2?

9.0 was apparently very buggy.

The problem started in 9.0 with the problem, Im currently in 9.0.2

 

[eyoungren]

The problem started in 9.0 with the problem, Im currently in 9.0.2

Ah, sorry. No idea then. When you said you moved to 9.0 I assumed 9.0 not 9.0.2. So my thought was maybe updating would fix your problem.

I've got nothing beyond that.

 

[Floris]

Sorry, maybe it is lack of coffee, but i do not know what to recommend

 

[That-Guy]

This seems to be a known issue, my gf has the same issue on her 5S. She has plenty of iCloud Space and has also had the same issue on iOS 9 through to 9.0.2.

Hopefully 9.1 will fix the issue!

 

[BrettApple]

All of the 9.0 betas and even GM would not backup my 6 Plus to iCloud, despite having 4+ GB free. It would always error out. After updating to the 9.1 beta it's been working. Though I have noticed every time I update to a new beta it turns the backup photos/camera roll option back on. I keep that off because it will instantly fill up iCloud since I have a 64GB device and go through thousands of photos a month. After turning that back off it'll work again.

It definitely seems related to iOS 9.0.x in my case. I'm sure it's working somewhere for others, but not for me, nor my 4s when it was on 9.0. But it's gone now so I can't report on that.