How to disable warning 'iCloud Storage is full' on a Mac? It always pops out every boot.

Every time I start my Mac, I get this warning. I cannot figure out how to disable it. I'm on OSX Yosemite.


Thank you!

Posted on Jun 5, 2015 7:06 PM

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Sep 28, 2015 12:30 AM in response to woochan11

I also get this message constantly while I'm working on OS X Yosemite on my Macbook Air and it's extremely disruptive as it forces you to deal with it, no matter what else you might be doing. I have been working for the last two hours and it has come up three or four times.


Of course I would love everything backed up and whatever, but I am definitely NOT going to pay for storage. I have my important stuff in other places so it's not the end of the world, even though it would be nice to have everything in iCloud to conveniently fall into place in a new machine should that be necessary. ARGH it just came up again as I was typing this.


Anyway, point being there doesn't seem to be an answer yet on how to stop this message constantly popping up. I don't mind reminders appearing in the top right hand corner and politely disappearing but this aggressive message constantly appearing above my actual work has to stop. Does anyone have any solutions?

Sep 2, 2017 8:53 AM in response to rodrigo21sanchez

My iPhone backups were consuming my 5GB of iCloud space. I backup my iPhone on my Mac now and only use iCloud for Contacts, Reminders, Notes and Keychain. Showing ~4GB available and the space alerts have now stopped.


On the iPhone: Settings>General>Storage & iCloud Usage>[ICLOUD]Manage Storage----> turn off iPhone backup to iCloud


Hope this helps someone. Obviously create a backup locally if you typically backup to the cloud. ymmv and all that. . . 🙂

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