A woman took Apple to court for giving her 200 GB of iCloud storage instead of the 205 GB she expected — and lost.

An Apple consumer who said the tech giant didn’t provide as much iCloud storage as it promised failed to convince a federal appeals court to revive her contract and consumer protection claims, reports ...

Apple is adding a 6TB and 12TB tier for customers with extensive data storage needs. The previous highest iCloud storage a user could have is 4TB, but that's only after jumping through some hoops.

Hit by subscription fatigue? Here’s what happens to your files and photos if you cancel your paid storage plan.

Apple snuck in a significant change to iCloud data storage near the end of its “Wonderlust” iPhone 15 event. The company added two new iCloud+ storage tiers: 6TB ($30 / month) and 12TB ($60 ...

Worse, we both also store our Mac Documents and Desktop folders in iCloud+, so that has also been threatened by the 2TB storage cap. As far back as 2014, Apple offered tiered iCloud storage plans.

Remember when 16GB felt like an ocean of storage on the original iPhone? Those were simpler times. Apple initially offered ...

As it stands, there are three tiers that you can choose from. The $0.99/month tier gives you 50GB of storage, the $2.99/month tier gives you 200GB, and the $9.99/month tier gives you 2TB of storage.

But you may want to keep using iCloud or downgrade to a lower-tier iCloud+ plan for the basics and be sure you aren’t locking away or losing files that aren’t on your Mac and are stored in iCloud.

So I'm near filling up my 200 GB iCloud storage that I pay 3.99 CAD/month for. Next step up? 1 TB for 12.99. What if I don't want to pay three times as much for 5 times as much storage when my ...

has raised iCloud storage prices by up to 28% in the UK across all three storage tiers – 50GB, 200GB, and 2TB. What Happened: iCloud+ users in the UK will now have to pay up to 28% more for storage.

Paid iCloud+ plans are currently available in three tiers: 50 GB, 200 GB, and 2 TB. Before this week, in the UK, Apple charged £0.79/mo for 50 GB, £2.49/mo for 200 GB and £6.99/mo for 2 TB ...