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From my experience filling my phone's storage a bit too frequently, there's a threshold where past that, Android considers as being low on storage, and starts doing contingency procedures to not fully fill out (if it does, data may start corrupting). Don't know how short on storage you were, but from I observed on my phone at least, below ~1 GB, cached files start getting deleted, and below 500 MB, Android gives the persistent(ish) storage running out error. If you were on either of these thresholds, this may have been the reason.