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Apple has never been one to nickle and dime their customers. While I have little doubt the model will have some component of "you pay for what you use", you can
by SoftwareMaven 12y ago
Apple has never been one to nickle and dime their customers. While I have little doubt the model will have some component of "you pay for what you use", you can be sure it will be done in such a way that 1) much of the cost is buried in the cost of the hardware and 2) if doesn't feel like every click is costing you something.
- bitserf 12y agoIn general, perhaps not, but for a specific example, iCloud storage. At a minimum, there should be enough storage for a full backup of each device. NZ$125/year for 50GB is, to put it mildly, somewhat subpar.