I have 250.69 storage available, but my calendar is telling me I do not have enough space in cloud?
I have 250.69 storage available, but my calendar is telling me I do not have enough space in cloud? What am I doing wrong?
I have 250.69 storage available, but my calendar is telling me I do not have enough space in cloud? What am I doing wrong?
Hi Thereliable1,
Thank you for participating in the Apple Support Communities. We understand Calendar is prompting an alert that you don't have enough space in iCloud. If you have 250 GB of free space on your device, this is different than iCloud storage space. This article explains the difference between device storage and iCloud storage: What's the difference between device storage and iCloud storage? - Apple Support.
"Device storage is the available storage on your iPhone, iPad, Mac, or other Apple device. iCloud storage keeps your photos, files, notes, and more, up-to-date and available across all your devices.
Device storage
An Apple device like an iPhone, iPad, or Mac comes with a set amount of storage. The more storage your device has, the more music, apps, photos, and other content you can store on that device. If your device storage is almost full or full, you might get an alert.
Here's how to check the amount of device storage you've used and, if needed, how to optimize and manage your storage space.
Check the device storage on your iPhone or iPad
If you want to free up storage space on your iPhone or iPad:
Check the device storage on your Mac
In macOS Ventura or later:
In macOS Monterey or earlier:
Learn how to free up storage space on your Mac
iCloud storage
To access your content on any device and help optimize your storage, you can also use iCloud storage. You can use iCloud storage to keep photos, videos, device backups, and more, and keep this content up-to-date across your devices. When your iCloud storage is almost full or full, you might get an alert and you can buy more.
If you want to free up iCloud storage space:
Check your iCloud storage on your iPhone or iPad
Check your iCloud storage on your Mac
We hope this helps.
Take care.
Hi Thereliable1,
Thank you for participating in the Apple Support Communities. We understand Calendar is prompting an alert that you don't have enough space in iCloud. If you have 250 GB of free space on your device, this is different than iCloud storage space. This article explains the difference between device storage and iCloud storage: What's the difference between device storage and iCloud storage? - Apple Support.
"Device storage is the available storage on your iPhone, iPad, Mac, or other Apple device. iCloud storage keeps your photos, files, notes, and more, up-to-date and available across all your devices.
Device storage
An Apple device like an iPhone, iPad, or Mac comes with a set amount of storage. The more storage your device has, the more music, apps, photos, and other content you can store on that device. If your device storage is almost full or full, you might get an alert.
Here's how to check the amount of device storage you've used and, if needed, how to optimize and manage your storage space.
Check the device storage on your iPhone or iPad
If you want to free up storage space on your iPhone or iPad:
Check the device storage on your Mac
In macOS Ventura or later:
In macOS Monterey or earlier:
Learn how to free up storage space on your Mac
iCloud storage
To access your content on any device and help optimize your storage, you can also use iCloud storage. You can use iCloud storage to keep photos, videos, device backups, and more, and keep this content up-to-date across your devices. When your iCloud storage is almost full or full, you might get an alert and you can buy more.
If you want to free up iCloud storage space:
Check your iCloud storage on your iPhone or iPad
Check your iCloud storage on your Mac
We hope this helps.
Take care.
I have 250.69 storage available, but my calendar is telling me I do not have enough space in cloud?