I have an iPhone 6+ running iOS 9.3.5. It's 64 GB.
For a couple of months, when I plug it into iTunes for a backup on my Mac, iTunes show that it is full beyond capacity. If you could see the usage bar graph at the bottom of the iTunes window, the green area for Documents Data (near the Sync and Done buttons) goes all the way to the end.
After I perform a sync, the green part of the bar recedes, and show that I have 9-16 GB free (it varies a lot). How can I find what those docs and data are, so I can delete the superfluous stuff? The Manage Storage section of Settings only shows what apps I have installed.
Several weeks ago I had something similar, which I wrote about here. One day I seemed to have about 3-4 GB of "Documents and Data", and the next day, 40 GB (on a 128 GB device).
I tried various things to t spontaneously reverted to normal behavior.
I'm sorry I can't help; I don't know what changed.
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Posted by: Jim Saklad <jimdoc@icloud.com>
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