iCloud is Apple's cloud platform that serves and secures all Apple devices. It can save and synchronize all your photos, contacts, files, reminders, and notes, and you can also use it to store device backups. You can access and manage your iCloud data on
iPhone, iPad, Mac, Windows, and the web. Keep reading to learn how. iCloud Backups are another indispensable service from iCloud. With an iCloud Backup of your iPhone or iPad, you can restore it on a new device, or use it if you need to erase or restore a device. iCloud comes with 5GB of free storage and you can add more storage at any time. The 50GB plan costs $0.99 per month, while the 200GB and 2TB plans cost $2.99 and $9.99 per month,
respectively. How to Access iCloud on iPhone and iPad
How to Access iCloud on Mac
There's no option to back up your entire Mac to iCloud, but you can do so locally by
using an external drive and Time Machine. How to Access iCloud in WindowsWith iCloud for Windows, the photos, documents, and bookmarks on your PC are updated automatically on your Apple devices.
How to Access iCloud From a Web Browser
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