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Safari iOS 10.3.1 not clearing Safari cache

Hello,

Firstly, I would like to apologize for my very long absence from these forums.  I was a regular and often visited to offer help when I could.  My father was very ill then passed away a little over a year ago so I have had a lot to deal with and am still dealing with. 

That being said, the reason I am here today is that I have noticed that after the last iOS update (10.3.1) that my Safari cache does not clear completely.  I have tried deleting it through settings and through Safari.  This is happening on both of my iPads and my iPhone.  Is anyone else having this issue?  I will report it but wanted to know if this was widespread or something going on with only my devices?

I have tried resetting the devices, turning iCloud off for Safari, setting the date forward, etc,  and nothing helps.  Not all websites visited remain in my cache, just a select few.  I cannot figure out why some clear and some don't.

If someone has a solution they have found please let me know.

Thanks!

Anyway, I hope you all are well!

My iPhone 6 has the same problem. Clearing Safaria web history & data was simple before upgrade to 10.3.1, now I can delete some history but randomly various sites/data will note clear?

Same problem. It effects my iPad Mini 4, IPad Pro, and iPhone 6 Plus. I have three items in the iPad mini that cannot be deleted and they don't match the web site signatures. Weather.com, Congress.net, Bing.net. I had an FBI-something or other appear on all three devices after just reading a news article on RT.COM On just the iPad Pro.  Something very strange is going on and I think Apple has a huge intrusion problem with iOS 10,3.1.

Aloha jazcan.

Please let me be the first to welcome you back and extend my sympathies on your loss. You got your priorities straight. Family first, then if you have time ASC could always use your talent.

As to your question, which part doesn't clear ?  I don't think the suggestions part ever cleared fully if that's the part.

Stay well, don't be a stranger.  Bob.

Welcome back - good to see you

Even in computer browsers, clearing cache is "unusual" to say the least. I have seen it clear to 0 KB - or "keep" several MB - just now it cleared to 285 KB from 350 MB !!

I think it may depend on how many TABs I have open?

Same problem. It effects my iPad Mini 4, IPad Pro, and iPhone 6 Plus. I have three items in the iPad mini that cannot be deleted and they don't match the web site signatures. Weather.com, Congress.net, Bing.net. I had an FBI-something or other appear on all three devices after just reading a news article on RT.COM On just the iPad Pro.  Something very strange is going on and I think Apple has a huge intrusion problem with iOS 10,3.1.

10/20. I've done more investigating and discovered the CloudFront virus infecting all three machines! this is collecting all kinds of information - credit card, sites visited, contacts... - from our devices. And, it's crashing Safari. There are likely others, but this is one of the worst. I found this when I got a pop up window telling me I had won a random $1000 gift certificate. I didn't click on that, of course, but checked me cache and there it was.

OOOOkay. Just did a complete reset and restore from my MacBook Pro of the iPhone. Installed AdBlockPlus, Kaspersky, etc. Logged onto my iCloud account, fired up Safari and surfed over to new site The Hill, New York Times, and checked my PACER account. My Safari cache had over 100 different spyware and malware "trails". Could one of these secretly jail broke my phone.

I recently noticed this on an iPad.

It's only a small sample but over the past few days the following has worked for me. Rather than clear the cache in settings, I clear history within Safari itself.

I tried that but still did not clear certain domains.  On my iPhone there is only one domain that won't clear.  The same 6 domains will not clear from both of my iPads which include the one that doesn't clear from my iPhone.  So strange.

I guess you better tell what those stubborn domains are.

Thanks so much Bob. 

When you clear Safari's cache by either selecting "Clear History & Website Data"  or by clearing through the browser, then when you select Safari->Advanced->Website data->.  Normally there should be nothing left and it would just show 0 kb.  Now, on my iPhone there is one domain listed and 64kb of data.  On my iPad Air 2 there are 6 domains and 2 of them (one being the same one showing on my iPhone) show 68 kb of data and the rest are showing 0 kb. 

What exactly do you mean by spyware & malware 'trails"?  I don't how malware could jailbreak your phone.

This is also happening in Safari on my iMac.  All systems are running the current OS/iOS.

One is eBay.ca and the other is a website used to pickup email.

If you haven't tried it like this, give it a go; it just worked for me three times. Before clearing history within Safari open a new tab; close the "surfed with" tab; then clear Safari history from the "not surfed with" tab.

Clearing from a "surfed with" tab frequently/mostly leaves a Website Data entry for me, even if only for 0 KB from a domain(s).

最后更新：2017-08-25 23:34:39

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