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So, people (developers) are going to have to put their stuff in Documents, and instruct users to disable the iCloud sync for their particular app, unless the us

by cschep 15y ago

So, people (developers) are going to have to put their stuff in Documents, and instruct users to disable the iCloud sync for their particular app, unless the user really wants to have it eat into their iCloud storage. Would that work?

marchdown 15y ago
The whole quagmire is bigger than just flushing Cache. Apple prohibits developers to store stuff that can be regenerated or re-downloaded. So, arguably, you can't just switch to using Documents for downloadable data.
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- high5ths 15y ago
  Is there a source for this? By definition, isn't nearly everything we have on our devices capable of being regenerated or re-downloaded? This is clearly the crux of the problem -- Apple should allow developers (or, god forbid, users!) the choice to install things in a secure location regardless of "ease of re-download." How do they know when I'll have the bandwidth to re-download?