Effectively managing your iCloud storage on an iPhone is essential for ensuring uninterrupted access to your files, photos, and backups. With iCloud serving as the backbone of your data storage, ...

In this guide we’ll go over Apple’s iCloud storage options and pricing and help users determine how much cloud storage they might need. iCloud is Apple’s cloud storage service. It lets Apple device ...

Local storage provides fast, free access to files without internet dependency, ideal for privacy-conscious users. iCloud Drive offers seamless device integration, syncing, automatic storage balancing, ...

How to share your iCloud Drive storage and other Apple One account features with family members Your email has been sent iOS 14 brought a new subscription that combines all of Apple's services, ...

To cancel your iCloud storage plan, you can head to the "Manage Storage" menu on your iPhone or iPad. Both PC and Mac computers will let you cancel your iCloud storage plan as well. You can also ...

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Apple’s iCloud functionality serves as the online storage that interconnects all of its most popular applications, which means that if it goes down it has a knock-on effect for users who won’t be able ...

While the Files app for iOS and iPadOS gives you access to browse iCloud Drive, some parts of local storage, and third-party cloud storage, it omits a critical piece of information that’s been a ...

iCloud Photos offers two options for syncing images and videos across your devices and into your iCloud account’s cloud storage: downloading and retaining originals or “optimizing storage,” which ...

Apple's all-in-one subscription service that combines Apple Arcade, Apple Music, Apple TV+, Apple News+, Apple Fitness (eventually) and 2TB of iCloud storage for $29.95 per month, Apple One, has ...

Apple is giving iCloud users 5 gigabytes of free storage. CNET kicks the tires to see if that's enough for an iPhone and an iPad on the same account. Josh Lowensohn joined CNET in 2006 and now covers ...