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One issue is how they nickel and dime you for storage space. I think you only get 5GB free and then have to "upgrade your icloud plan" even after dropping $800+
by dlandis 10y ago
One issue is how they nickel and dime you for storage space. I think you only get 5GB free and then have to "upgrade your icloud plan" even after dropping $800+ on a new phone, which you might want to back up.
- dpcx 10y agoAh. I thought terrible meant "issues using the service." I do have some annoyances with how I'm charged for things, but I don't mind paying for services ($2/month for 200GB) that give me things without resorting to selling my browsing habits to the highest bidder.
- greggman 10y agoIt's not free. You must own an iDevice or a Mac to use iCloud and worse if you pay for one device you get 5gig. If you pay for 2 you don't get another 5gig
- threeseed 10y ago5GB is actually enough for most people backing up their phones. The OS, Apps, Music, Books etc don't count towards that 5GB number. The issue is if you take a lot of photos that you will want to upgrade. But it is a small amount.
- joosters 10y agoPhoto sharing doesn't seem to count towards your storage limits either...