HT5527: iCloud: Complimentary storage upgrades for former MobileMe members expired on September 30, 2013

Learn about iCloud: Complimentary storage upgrades for former MobileMe members expired on September 30, 2013
Steve Hryncewicz
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Q: Rather than turning off my iCloud Backup

Rather than turning off my iCloud Backup, Documents in the Cloud, and iCloud Mail, if I go over my iCloud limit, Apple shouldn't allow apps to turn on backup by default.

Posted on Aug 1, 2013 10:21 PM

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Steve Hryncewicz

Q: Rather than turning off my iCloud Backup

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  • by stevejobsfan0123,

    stevejobsfan0123 stevejobsfan0123 Aug 1, 2013 10:26 PM in response to Steve Hryncewicz
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    Aug 1, 2013 10:26 PM in response to Steve Hryncewicz

    You can submit feedback to Apple at http://apple.com/feedback/icloud.html.

     

    You can go to Settings > iCloud > Storage & Backup > Manage Storage, select your device, and then you should be able to turn individual apps on or off.

  • by Steve Hryncewicz,

    Steve Hryncewicz Steve Hryncewicz Aug 1, 2013 10:39 PM in response to stevejobsfan0123
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    Aug 1, 2013 10:39 PM in response to stevejobsfan0123

    True, but I have an extremely long list of apps that require me to go through one by one clicking "off", then Turn Off & Delete".

     

    Also. From now on, I will need to check very carefully that I don't go over my iCloud backup limit, else I will suddenly be without email.

     

    Rant on. As an ex-iTools, MobileMe user who has been patiently putting up with Apple's pretty woeful cloud experience year in year out, I feel the least they could do is to extend the 20GB free storage indefinitely. Rant off

     

    Cheers,