iCloud storage

I was recently asked to upgrade my storage from 5gb. However, I am under the impression that I have 200gb as since October 2017 I have been paying £2.47 each month. If this is not for additional storage then what have I been paying for?

MacBook Pro 13", macOS 10.14

Posted on May 14, 2019 8:23 AM

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Posted on May 14, 2019 8:47 AM

Doh, I was not thinking - sorry! In iOS you need to go to your AppleID in settings, tap iCloud, then "Manage Storage" and there should be a "Change Storage plan option" there, tap it and you should see your current plan and the optional upgrades or downgrades.


If that is there, and on the previous settings tab it says "200 GB" then yes, you have an iCloud subscription plan. The 5GB warning would be therefore an error, but if it persists Apple icloud support may be able to figure out why its popping up for you.


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May 14, 2019 8:47 AM in response to gwynfryn

Doh, I was not thinking - sorry! In iOS you need to go to your AppleID in settings, tap iCloud, then "Manage Storage" and there should be a "Change Storage plan option" there, tap it and you should see your current plan and the optional upgrades or downgrades.


If that is there, and on the previous settings tab it says "200 GB" then yes, you have an iCloud subscription plan. The 5GB warning would be therefore an error, but if it persists Apple icloud support may be able to figure out why its popping up for you.


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