OneMarcil said:
OK. If an application is downloaded and this is automatically backed up by iCloud and if I decide I do not want that application will iCloud put the application be put back n the iPhone/iPad?
Sent from my 64gb iPad 1
Then you go to Sertings> iCloud> Storage&Backup> Manage Storage> tap in the latest backup file, wai for the apps to load and simply toggle of the switch beside all of them.
Not worry using. Just makes restore take longer.
Sometimes restoring from an iCloud backup makes the iOS smoother. The best way is to restore stock, do absolutely nothing.
Turn on backup to iCloud, then do a backup. It won't take long, as there is nothing on the phone.
Wait for it to complete, and if you ever have problems, with iTunes, you ca. Just restore from a blank, clean iCloud backup that has literally no data that could have been corrupted. Works well.
I have discovered lately that restoring in iTunes even setting up as new, there will still be this constant Animation lag w/ opening & closing apps....very annoying. But I found that iCloud backups fix the lag, but are a total mess.....unless you remove all data. Then it's still like setting up as new device, even tho I used an iCloud backup.
Just turn off EVERY APP. Make sure nothing but default settings n everything else In default mode was backed up.