It works now. Need no fixing.

Me too

This is what I think is the easiest way to replicate the problem: Requirements:  an iPhone and a laptop (with a web browser) both connected to the internet.  An apple developer account. The iPhone is signed in with the same Apple ID. An existing CloudKit container’s private database that has a record with data in Bytes field. Make sure your other personal iCloud data usage remain the same throughout the test. Step 1: Go to Your iPhone > Settings > Apple ID > iCloud > Manage Storage Find the currently used space in bytes. Write it down. Let’s say the number is “A”.   Step 2: Via you laptop’s browser and the developer account, go to CloudKit Dashboard > Container > Data Query a record that has a “Bytes” field. Click the record name to open “Edit Record” window. The field shows the space (in bytes) that the data occupy. Write it down. Let’s say the number is “B”.   Step 3: Delete the data in that ”Bytes” field by clicking at the rounded-red button on the right. Then save the record. Step 4: Wait a few seconds for iCloud to sync. Go back to Your iPhone > Settings > Apple ID > iCloud > Manage Storage Find the currently used space in bytes (same place in step 1). Write it down. Let’s say the number is “C”.   Step 5: To recap, A is the used space BEFORE deleting data, B is the size of the data deleted from the Bytes field, C is the used space AFTER deleting data. The parity should be: A - C = B But what actually happen is: A - C = 10*B I did it many times. Same result.

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The bug report guy (Feedback Assistant) reply that it “behaves as intended”. I reply back with some ramifications of the behavior. Is there anything else I can do? Is there anything else you, Frameworks Engineer , can do?  Can you , talk to each other?  How are things working here?