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I received an email indicating that I only have 1000 MB of storage on my iCloud account and need to upgrade. When I check the status of the devices on iCloud.com and on the devices, I have almost two Gigs. Anyone know why there's a discrepancy and if I really need to upgrade?
If you've already checked your iCloud storage - Check your iCloud storage usage online or on any device - Apple Support and confirmed that it's okay, then you can probably ignore the email.
If you've already checked your iCloud storage - Check your iCloud storage usage online or on any device - Apple Support and confirmed that it's okay, then you can probably ignore the email.
Are you certain the email was legitimately from Apple?
I was suspicious too and did not click on any link: The email was from noreply@email.apple.com.
I appreciate your attention to my question, Zinacef. Many thanks.
You're most welcome.
Discrepancy in storage warning from email to device status
