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> I will of course just remove everything from iCloud at that point. The iPhone's backup utility doesn't seem to support anything other than iCloud, so you'd p
by justinclift 2y ago
> I will of course just remove everything from iCloud at that point.
The iPhone's backup utility doesn't seem to support anything other than iCloud, so you'd probably have to individually set up some kind of automated scheduling that (no idea how) for your main apps.
Not sure if you'd be able to backup system stuff though. :(
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- ohgr 2y agoI don't backup my phone anyway. There's nothing I can't replace in about 30 minutes work.
- lang4d 2y agoDo you save photos and messages somewhere?
- treesknees 2y agoIt's not automated but you can certainly still use iTunes to create a local encrypted backup of the entire phone, apps, and data. Works over USB and Wirelessly on the same network. People who decide not to use iCloud can certainly still keep their data safe.
- int_19h 2y agoOn a Mac, at least, by default it backs up to a location that then gets included into Mac's own Time Machine backup, if that is set up.
- GeekyBear 2y agoOn a Mac, creating encrypted local backups of your iOS device is built into MacOS. On Windows, you create an encrypted local backup of your iOS device using iTunes. It backs up everything. OS, Apps, and data.
- volemo 2y ago> It backs up everything. OS, Apps, and data. I’m not claiming you’re wrong, but I think the backup includes the list of apps and versions and excludes data that can be easily downloaded from AppStore.
- int_19h 2y agoThe cloud backup does (its description says as much!), but the local one genuinely seems to be an image that includes the binaries.
- ninalanyon 2y agoDoesn't Syncthing work on Apple machines?