icloud keeps nagging me I'm running out of space. My iphone 6 backup is taking up 2.3gb even though I have photo backup turned off. What's going on?
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Why is my iPhone 6 icloud backup taking so much space?
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53kyle
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Yes, but iCloud is running out of space probably because there is another backup of your old phone sitting in the cloud wasting space.
Go through your SMS and iMessages and either delete them all, or delete any attachments (select the message, press Details, then scroll to the bottom for all the photos and videos included)
No..there isn't...
"My iphone 6 backup is taking up 2.3gb"
That's what I'm asking about
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I've had the phone for 2 weeks what happens a year from now though
myscrnnm
macrumors 68000
Everything but photo backup. But 'everything' as in each thing only shows taking up like a mb each.
deliberately tries to make users dumber and dumber, so they can have more control over them and lock them in their cobweb even more. By asking "why it takes so much space", "what's in there?", you are a user too smart for . You don't fit in their system. Solution? Eff the system. 😀This is what I just wrote in
https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/1799702/
The key is to become a smartuser of dumbdevices, compared to a dumbuser of smartdevices. And for this, Android devices and Intel-based Windows 8.1 tablets are the best, iOS is the worst.
By dumbuser of smartdevices I mean a user who's completely locked in into an ecosystem, a cobweb of clouds, lack of file system, restricted apps, proprietary file formats, fashion before functionality, zealotism before rationality. In this case, the device is smart in a sense that it's like a spider spreads a web and catches a dumb fly and jumps on it and drinks its blood.
And by smartuser of dumbdevices I mean a user who's free of any ecosystem, doesn't use any cloud, uses local storage instead (with syncronization between devices using either direct copy or Dropbox), app store without gestapo, common file formats, funtionality before fashion, rationality before zealotism. In this case, the user is smart in a sense that he's like a horse rider who uses horses for his purposes and can change horses if needed.
