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!
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. . . 🙂
I bought more storage and it's still popping up!! And so far only on my MacBook.
Frustrating! I almost thought my laptop is hacked..
How much free storage do you show in System Preferences/iCloud? If you click Manage, does the total of the items match used space?
How to disable warning 'iCloud Storage is full' on a Mac? It always pops out every boot.
