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If you back up iOS device(s) to iCloud, you'll soon hit problems if you try to stay under the 5GB storage limit.

In both cases you’ll see how much storage you’re using, what items are using it (for example, Photos, Docs, Mail or Backup), and where to enable and disable online storage for various applications and Apple services.

In macOS: Access System Preferences>iCloud and choose the ' Manage.' option at the bottom right of the window. You can also delete stored data for each app or service, but don’t do so until you have first backed up that information elsewhere. Tap Manage Storage to reach a page listing every item storing data in your iCloud (it also tells you how much data each item uses there). You should see a chart detailing how you are using iCloud storage. In iOS: Tap the top (Apple ID) section in Settings. It’s easy to figure out how much iCloud storage you are using. It also provides News, Music, TV+, Arcade, and Fitness+ and services can be shared with up to five others.

The $29.95 Premier plan provides you with 2TB of storage.

The $19.95 Family plan gives you 200GB of storage, Music, TV+, and Arcade and lets you share the plan with up to five others.

The individual Apple One plan includes 50GB of storage, Music, TV+ and Arcade for $14.95/month.

If you use other services, such as Apple Music or Apple TV+, then you may find it makes sense to subscribe to the Apple One service, which may save a few bucks. How much does iCloud storage cost?Īpple offers four storage options: 5GB (free) 50GB (99 cents/month) 200GB ($2.99/month) and 2TB ($9.99/month). To get the most out of it, you may want to regularly check how much storage you’re already using and take steps to migrate some of those storage tasks to non-Apple products and services.

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That’s an extensive list of items to squeeze inside Apple’s ever-so-tiny 5GB free allocation. iCloud Photo Library: This is storage for all the pictures and videos you’ve ever taken.

iCloud Mail: Naturally, this is storage for all the emails and attachments you’ve ever received through your iCloud account.

Apple's iCloud Documents and Data service was combined with iCloud Drive in 2022.

iCloud Drive: This is for all your documents and data from third-party apps on Macs and iOS devices that store data in the cloud.

iCloud Backup: It’s used for all the iPad, iPhone and iPod backups you’ve made without using iTunes.

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