u/TheRainbowNoob

Pretty much as the title describes. I cannot post or link to an image of it (kinda dumb but whatever), but whenever I use Siri to turn on my Apple TV and open YTTV, the video player is limited to the top left corner of my display. This happens until the app is force-closed and restarted normally through the home screen, afterwards it fills the whole display as normal.

Has anyone else noticed this behavior? Thanks in advance

Pretty much as the title says, I'm joined in an iCloud Family with a parent and two siblings. We pay for 250 GB of storage, which is currently divided as follows:

Me: 7 GB
Sibling 2: 40 GB
Parent: 91 GB
Sibling 1: 112 GB

Free space: zero.

My 7 GB consists of only my iMessage history and the backup for my primary phone. I am almost totally confident the bulk of storage is being taken up by the other two's iCloud Photos, however this is causing issues where my primary phone (and other devices) are failing to back up due to a lack of storage.

Whether it is just out of laziness, or a direct response to my constant asking for more storage, the two responsible for the bulk of storage consumption refuse to disable iCloud Photos or otherwise take any action to reduce their usage. Meanwhile on my end, leaving the iCloud Family is a non-starter, as this would only leave me without my subscriptions & only 5 GB of storage with the same problem.

Is there any way to create a "storage quota" and set aside some minimum amount of storage (~20 GB) so that I am not being choked out by the other members of my iCloud Family? Or do I just have to continue on with my constant pestering of my family to fix their shit? Thanks

My Volt recently had her 100,000th birthday. I would like to keep the vehicle running cleanly, and perhaps turn the clock back a few years - unfortunately, she's also my daily driver to/from work, so I am worried about how long this service would take. I'm seeking advice from other Volt drivers who did big runs of maintenance on their cars, specifically how your dealership handled the service process, what services were required, and how long it took.

I'll confess that I'm a young person who hasn't had to deal with the glorious experience of car dealerships or services too often. My current plan is to drop the car off at the dealer for a full inspection and hopefully receive a checklist ("What Would The Mechanic Do?"). I'm assuming there'd be an order period where we have to wait for parts, afterwards I could bring the car back for its service.

Just looking for advice from other Volt owners on anything I've mentioned above. Thanks in advance, y'all