If you only have 64 GB of space, I could see the device barely operating if it's reserved that much space. Either there are backup snapshots or something else really taking up space. Not the whopping 50 GB you post in your image. I have a 2017 iMac with interal SSD and the latest High Sierra version. It says that the System takes up 112 GB of space on my internal SSD.
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It is annoying to have because I’m not able to download any apps either. When I connect to iTunes it shows like 30 something GB available. What do I do None of my apps have any storage more than 3.44 GB. I expect 3 GB of system space on older iOS versions and older devices: The extremely high system storage is making my phone unusable. 2020 Apple MacBook Air Laptop: Apple M1 Chip, 13 Retina Display, 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD Storage, Backlit Keyboard, FaceTime HD Camera, Touch ID. The System space, though, went up to 140GB, but then started decreasing.
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Deleted them all, and my free space has increased by around 15GB. that is the most common thing I have seen. Something is really off with that large an amount. Sometimes if you have like 5 backups saved it can eat up 50GB. Then if it's still too high (or you're just curious how much thinner you can make it), restore the device from iTunes (perhaps in restore mode). Ideally you connected to power and let the spotlight index rebuild for 15 minutes on power and in airplane mode (so no new data arrives on device) Then start the device and open the storage viewing app. If you just want to poke at things before erasing, I would put the device in airplane mode then do the power off ( slide to power off in screen - controller shut down of iOS). I would back up the phone and then erase all content and settings and re-measure it with no user apps or data or things installed - just the blank OS.
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