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I recently decided to increase my storage and share with my family and was disappointed to find that the “free” 5GB of storage disappears. For a family of 6, th
by jonhohle 3y ago
I recently decided to increase my storage and share with my family and was disappointed to find that the “free” 5GB of storage disappears. For a family of 6, that’s 30GB of previously free storage that now counts against a paid quota.
I don’t have any experience with iCloudDriveFuse, but if it works well it might be a nice way to do offline backups.
- op00to 3y agoThe “free” plan is 5gb. Apple does not grant you a perpetual license for 5gb, you buy a plan with more space. Why would you assume that a 100GB plan gives you 105GB? Do not rely on iCloud Drive. It is absolutely terrible and unreliable on anything except MacOS and iOS.
- jonhohle 3y agoI found it surprising going from a full 50GB single user plan to a 200GB family plan that 75GB were already consumed. I’m not saying it’s wrong, just surprising in a disappointing way.
- op00to 3y agoI had a customer complain that they had to pay an hourly charge for a managed service we provide even when they’re not using it (they can shut it down if they so desire). It’s been a challenging couple weeks. :)