Recently, a large number of users have been affected by a strange and mysterious bug related to iCloud backups in iOS 10.3.
This bug causes iOS 10.3 users to not be able to save their backups to services in the iCloud cloud due to "lack of storage space" when, in fact, there is enough space.
In fact, Apple has contacted via email with users who have had this error. So the company should be looking for a solution to the problem.
The error of iCloud backups might be related to Photos and Mail
After the installation of iOS 10.3 on iPhone, iPad and / or iPod Touch the users affected by this bug saw a strange error appear, both in the new iCloud section of Settings and in the Center of Notifications:
ICloud Bug
ICloud Bug
As you will see in the screenshot, iCloud detects that there is no storage space for a backup on the cloud services platform. When in reality, and as you can see below, there is more than enough space:
ICloud Bug
Apple forums reported such problems with the release of the first two beta versions of iOS 10.3. It seems that some users have corrections worked, but others have not.
In addition, on Twitter have reported all kinds of problems with iCloud after the arrival of iOS 10.3 to iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch:
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Riccardo @ricdallaglio
@AppleSupport it seems that the latest iOS 10.3 / 10.3.1 has broken iCloud sync. When I edit from the web / MacBook, nothing is synced on iOS.
00:06 - 5 Apr 2017
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Interestingly, the state of the iCloud system seems to be in order. In the email that Apple sent to the users affected by the bug, it is recommended to "verify the iCloud settings", but a concrete solution is not proposed.
On the other hand, it seems that many other users have been automatically activated certain iCloud services in iOS 10.3 when they had always been disabled.
This is Apple's recommendation to the problem
Here is the text that Apple has emailed to users affected by the error of iCloud backups:
"We have discovered a flaw in the latest iOS 10.3 software update, which has affected a small number of iCloud users. This defect may have inadvertently reactivated some iCloud services that you may have disabled on your device.
We recommend that you verify the iCloud settings on your iOS device to make sure that only the services you want to use are turned on.
Learn more about iCloud settings or contact AppleCare if you have questions.
Sincerely, The iCloud Team "
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This week the company released iOS 10.3.1 to fix a vulnerability detected in Wi-Fi networks. So it would not be surprising that Apple will soon introduce iOS 10.3.2 to stabilize the iCloud backup bug.
If you have experienced this problem with iCloud backups on your iPhone or iPad, we recommend you go to your Settings section, disable all services in the cloud (Photos, Safari, Notes ...), restart the device and return to Activate them later. Additionally, we also recommend saving your iOS backups via iTunes on your PC / Mac, at least for the time being.
It seems that this little tip temporarily solves the problem. Be that as it may, we will keep you informed of all the new developments regarding iCloud and iOS 10.3. Has this problem occurred with iCloud? Do you think it could be related to the new APFS file management system? Or possibly have some kind of connection with Turkish iCloud hackers?
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This bug causes iOS 10.3 users to not be able to save their backups to services in the iCloud cloud due to "lack of storage space" when, in fact, there is enough space.
In fact, Apple has contacted via email with users who have had this error. So the company should be looking for a solution to the problem.
The error of iCloud backups might be related to Photos and Mail
After the installation of iOS 10.3 on iPhone, iPad and / or iPod Touch the users affected by this bug saw a strange error appear, both in the new iCloud section of Settings and in the Center of Notifications:
ICloud Bug
ICloud Bug
As you will see in the screenshot, iCloud detects that there is no storage space for a backup on the cloud services platform. When in reality, and as you can see below, there is more than enough space:
ICloud Bug
Apple forums reported such problems with the release of the first two beta versions of iOS 10.3. It seems that some users have corrections worked, but others have not.
In addition, on Twitter have reported all kinds of problems with iCloud after the arrival of iOS 10.3 to iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch:
Follow
Riccardo @ricdallaglio
@AppleSupport it seems that the latest iOS 10.3 / 10.3.1 has broken iCloud sync. When I edit from the web / MacBook, nothing is synced on iOS.
00:06 - 5 Apr 2017
Retweets I like
Interestingly, the state of the iCloud system seems to be in order. In the email that Apple sent to the users affected by the bug, it is recommended to "verify the iCloud settings", but a concrete solution is not proposed.
On the other hand, it seems that many other users have been automatically activated certain iCloud services in iOS 10.3 when they had always been disabled.
This is Apple's recommendation to the problem
Here is the text that Apple has emailed to users affected by the error of iCloud backups:
"We have discovered a flaw in the latest iOS 10.3 software update, which has affected a small number of iCloud users. This defect may have inadvertently reactivated some iCloud services that you may have disabled on your device.
We recommend that you verify the iCloud settings on your iOS device to make sure that only the services you want to use are turned on.
Learn more about iCloud settings or contact AppleCare if you have questions.
Sincerely, The iCloud Team "
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This week the company released iOS 10.3.1 to fix a vulnerability detected in Wi-Fi networks. So it would not be surprising that Apple will soon introduce iOS 10.3.2 to stabilize the iCloud backup bug.
If you have experienced this problem with iCloud backups on your iPhone or iPad, we recommend you go to your Settings section, disable all services in the cloud (Photos, Safari, Notes ...), restart the device and return to Activate them later. Additionally, we also recommend saving your iOS backups via iTunes on your PC / Mac, at least for the time being.
It seems that this little tip temporarily solves the problem. Be that as it may, we will keep you informed of all the new developments regarding iCloud and iOS 10.3. Has this problem occurred with iCloud? Do you think it could be related to the new APFS file management system? Or possibly have some kind of connection with Turkish iCloud hackers?
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