3.2 gbs of other after restore

I have read all of the discussions and I am still having the same issue after trying all of the different solutions. I have completely restored my iphone back to factory settings and I still have 3.2 gbs of other. So other one please help me if I knew what the 3.2 gbs was for then it wouldnt bother me but i have barely 2 gbs of music and like 2 gbs of pics and .5 of apps so I have no idea whats taking up all that space.
Thanks first time iphone user also

The "other" includes the iOS and file system metadata. It normally is about 0.6-0.8 MB. It can go somewhat with app data and larger iTunes library metadata. However if >1 GB, there may be corrupted data that is counted in the "Other" category.
Restore the phone as new, without using a backup. If the other is now <1 GB, there was corrupted data in the backun and bit the bullet and don't use it. If still >1 GB take it to Apple.

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