Yeah, I'm actually subscribing to both at the moment.
Itunes match data usage update#
Or it will require an iOS update to a newer version that my devices won't be eligible to load.Īny insight or help would be great. Something needs to be done, but I have a feeling nothing will. Resetting your phone is a PITA for workaround. I suspect that the "eater of free space" in the iTunes Match arena, for users with a large library of iCloud selections, is as simple as the iTunes library info to render for selection (not the music, but the artist, album, song and playlist lists, and the album artwork). I can see this by taking the phone offline (airplane mode, or literally out of coverage), and then opening the Music app and seeing only what is truly on the device.
Itunes match data usage manual#
I am fully aware of the download locally (device) of "played" content, so I expect the number of songs and albums I have played to be resident on the phone after, and that requiring manual cleanup.
Which, if you have received them, also puts a significant drag on the performance of the device. Whenever I open Music app on my phone - 4S, iOS 7.11 - I see my available storage go to nil, and I start getting the "Storage Almost Full" messages. I, like billybaloney, have an almost "topped-out" iTunes Match collection (I actually have to manage keeping the matched content under the Apple 25K limit, but that is a different matter). Subscribing to this topic in the hopes that some sort of solution comes about soon. I'm going to try & contact Apple directly about this issue but without having an active Apple Care account on my iPhone, I'm not sure how much support I'm likely to get. This is clearly not a solution & I'm feeling pretty agreived with the fact that I just renewed my subscription. I can't add much more to the discussion or offer any solutions other than keeping iTunes match turned off on your phone. Using a process of elimination, I've now come to conclude that this problem is occurring once I turn on iTunes match. Alomst 8GB is being used by "other" every time I look at the data usage in iTunes. I deleted all my messages, apps, photos, music in the hopes that it would solve my problem. I've restored my iPhone at least 5 times now & within a day or two of doing so (sometimes, mere hours) I'm seeing the "data almost full" message. I keep getting the "data almost full" notification despite having done nothing on my phone that would reduce my data. I'm about at my wit's end with this problem.
Just wanted to add my name to the pile here.
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