I think that is a decision best left to the developer or user. Take an app that syncs your photos from a site you may already use, like Picasa, Flickr or SmugMug. You want to have these available on your iPad or iPhone…
You are missing "No backup, never cleared" which is what the old "2. Cache" scenario used to be.
This is also particularly problematic for my own apps, which are offline photo browsers that sync your collection of photos. Keeping GBs of data in the Caches folder was the only way to have iPhone backups occur…
Should the calculus for banning vehicles or alcohol be any more complicated than whether they enable more drunk driving?
I think that is a decision best left to the developer or user. Take an app that syncs your photos from a site you may already use, like Picasa, Flickr or SmugMug. You want to have these available on your iPad or iPhone…
You are missing "No backup, never cleared" which is what the old "2. Cache" scenario used to be.
This is also particularly problematic for my own apps, which are offline photo browsers that sync your collection of photos. Keeping GBs of data in the Caches folder was the only way to have iPhone backups occur…
Should the calculus for banning vehicles or alcohol be any more complicated than whether they enable more drunk driving?