If you are using Apple‘s devices, at some point you will have to upgrade your iCloud storage. Apple does offer 5GB of iCloud storage space for free to all its device owners for storing their photos, videos, and other files. But this space is expected to run out soon if you have purchased the base variant of a device with relatively lower storage space. So, if you are running out space, here is an easy guide as to how you can upgrade your iCloud storage space on your iPhone, iPad or Mac. Also Read - Apple's new Mac Pro to come with 48 CPU core M2 chip Show
iCloud+ subscription pricing in IndiaOnce users have used their free iCloud storage space, they can pick from three iCloud+ subscription plans as per their needs. Here are the details: Also Read - Apple Watch Series 8 Review: The best smartwatch money can buy — 50GB subscription plan: This plan offers 50GB of iCloud storage space and it costs Rs 75 per month in India, which totals to Rs 900 yearly. Also Read - Top affordable flagship phones to buy in India right now: From iPhone 13 to Motorola Edge 30 Ultra — 200GB subscription plan: This plan offers 200GB of iCloud storage space and it costs Rs 219 per month in India, which totals to Rs 2,628 yearly. — 2TB subscription plan: This plan offers 2TB of iCloud storage space at a price of Rs 749 per month, which totals to Rs 8,988 in a year. Step 1: Open the Settings app on your iPhone or iPad. How to upgrade iCloud storage on your MacStep 1: On your Mac or MacBook choose Apple menu and then go to System Preferences. How to upgrade iCloud storage on your Windows PCStep 1: Open iCloud for Windows on your Windows PC.
Every Apple device user is given 5GB of free iCloud storage to let them store their data in secure remote servers, but Apple also offers iCloud+, a premium cloud subscription service that gives you more storage as well as additional features like Private Relay and Hide My
Email. Apple offers iCloud+ with 50GB, 200GB, or 2TB of additional storage for $0.99, $2.99, or $9.99 per month. If you’re an iPhone and iPad user, you can upgrade using your device by going to Settings, clicking on your name, and tapping through to iCloud -> Manage Storage or iCloud Storage. When you tap Buy More Storage or Change Storage Plan, you can choose a plan by following the onscreen instructions. This is usually a fairly straightforward process, but occasionally some users receive the message “Your storage could not be upgraded at this time. Try again later in Settings.” If this message appears for you, don’t fret – tap Done, back out of Settings all the way to the main Settings screen, then follow these steps.
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