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Геннадий Широков🔝
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vika_vihter
Виктория Вихтер :
Я сохраню это видео на телефон, чтоб забыть о нем, и чтоб оно занимало память.
2022-02-25 20:21:19
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jevin1470
Sprunki :
Забыли сказать, что за память в облаке нужно платить.
2022-03-09 12:31:55
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idbaphometh
idbaphometh :
У меня 128 гб, у меня памяти валом, а вот в облаке места нет совсем. Лайфхак так себе
2022-02-25 15:53:00
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kroshrus
krooshrus :
просто почистите телеграмм
2022-05-04 19:34:11
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leyla..valieva
Лейла Валиева :
А облако с чего вдруг бесплатным стало?))
2022-03-31 10:36:19
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alexsandrovna1993
Galka :
Люди которые пишут память 256 и тд,,что вы знаете о не хватки памяти ,у меня 16😂
2022-03-19 22:30:02
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holy_xye
holy_xye :
А еще можно пользоваться гугл фото/яндекс диск.
2022-03-24 04:42:17
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edit12459
кириллежуров :
нифига._.
2022-08-15 07:18:03
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user855111878120773
user8551118781207 :
Ураааа хоть кто то за Украину не говорит! СПАСИБО
2022-02-24 18:49:44
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ermekkk
mail806 :
Теперь любой владелец Айфона может сказать, что у него последний Айфон
2022-03-03 15:19:56
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teya_spanielle_dairy
Спаниель Тея :
Я с памятью 512гб зачем то сохраняю это …
2022-03-26 07:11:51
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krissppp
крис :
у меня занимает 47 гб системные данные че это аааа
2022-04-18 03:57:34
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kydasay
ямадикудасай :
за эти деньги на айфоне память должна начинаться с 256гб😂
2022-08-27 05:07:01
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_1shingo1_
_1shingo1_ :
Ммммм бесплатно , 5 гигов спс бесполезный совет
2022-03-24 11:56:07
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rasulov__055
Борец 🔥 :
Листаешь коменты пупсик
2022-08-24 17:12:00
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lipwwixx
. :
У мен наоборот память в облаке заполнена
2022-04-26 04:30:22
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olga_cemetery
Ваша сталкера Ольга 💅👄 :
Я захвачу тик ток
2022-08-13 09:05:48
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marinaxxww
marinaxxww :
А что делать если у меня системные данные, кэшы и другое занимает почти 40 Гб. Сайты в сафари чистил, не знаю что делать (телефон на 128 гб)
2022-03-24 08:00:38
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dedkakoyto
Dedka :
я которая каждый месяц плачу по 600р за 2тб…😳
2022-05-03 21:47:37
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side_efekt
Роман Дудров :
Да только за облако платить надо
2022-04-17 04:44:56
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lenabogomolovasuperstar
Bogomolovaelena :
Они туда же копируются
2022-03-20 11:28:29
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renatmuhubulin
Renat Muhubulin :
iPhone 8Plus 64 гига только на 5-й год использования забились) ито системными какими-то файлами. На андроиде к 4мес 64 гига засирались. Think about It
2022-08-27 17:09:56
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alibaeva_hair
Алина Парикмахер Красноярск :
Фига себе. А скажите почему иногда системные данные занимают более 10гб? А иногда пропадают, а потом появляются опять
2022-03-11 18:44:58
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djio_freed228
владуськ🖕 :
Мамины 100к фоток: ахах, не твой уровень дорогой
2022-08-28 06:56:19
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primaverraverra
primaverraverra :
А где теперь найти это альбом?….
2022-08-25 16:44:16
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