This has been since around 1.19.10- 1.19.20. The storage that Minecraft takes up on iOS storage settings are incorrect, on Minecraft settings(storage), it is accurate.
I sent some screenshots about the bug. According to my facts, Minecraft should not take up more than 3.5-4GB of storage, Minecraft storage settings does not include some system files and some extra data like skin packs, while iOS storage settings says that Minecraft takes up 6.85GB of storage(which is incorrect).
Please fix this bug, this bug takes so much unnecessary storage when really, my data on my Minecraft doesn’t really take up that much storage. This bug is like homework and homework is bad.
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I sent some screenshots about the bug. According to my facts, Minecraft should not take up more than 3.5-4GB of storage, Minecraft storage settings does not include some system files and some extra data like skin packs, while iOS storage settings says that Minecraft takes up 6.85GB of storage(which is incorrect).
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Please fix this bug, this bug takes so much unnecessary storage when really, my data on my Minecraft doesn’t really take up that much storage.
GoldenHelmet
Does MCPE-161293 describe your issue? Some of the storage shown in iOS settings is files used by the game. You’ll need to look at the details to determine if you are affected by the above bug.
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(Mod)GoldenHelmet, MCPE-161293 dow describe my issue.
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Can a Moderator/Bot/Mojang Member make this a duplicate please? This actually relates to MCPE-161293. So make this a duplicate.
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It seems that if you copy worlds, and delete it after a while, then it will not affect the Minecraft Storage Size (shown in iOS settings). If you copy worlds and don't delete it after a while, then it can affect the Minecraft Storage Size (shown in iOS settings).