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I am using the free iCloud storage for my mail only. I have 588Meg available.
How low can I go before I start running into problems with my mail system?
I doubt if it makes a difference but I never access mail on the web, only via Apple Mail on my Mac, and iPhone.
Thanks.
iMac with Retina 5K display, macOS 10.13
It depends on the size of the emails.
If you don't use it you can disable it by going into Settings > iCloud > turn off Mail.
It depends on the size of the emails.
If you don't use it you can disable it by going into Settings > iCloud > turn off Mail.
Difficult to tell really as emails and their contents vary.
@ijustwanttolookattheforums I don't use iCloud mail, but I do use the Apple mail system (.Mac ids) on my Macs and iPhones.. don't I need to have iCloud mail for that to work?
Minimum necessary storage for iCloud Mail?
