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Did this summary help you?YesNo Thanks to all authors for creating a page that has been read 252,810 times. Unless you pay for an iCloud subscription, Apple gives you 5GB of storage with any device's purchase. That's not a lot of space, and you can quickly find that you don't have enough room for your photos, iCloud Drive files, and other data from your phone or tablet. You can upgrade your iCloud subscription, but it's cheaper to clear out space in your iCloud account. You can delete files, photos, app backups, voice memos, and more from your iCloud Drive directly on your Apple device or through the iCloud website. Typically, these things and all their associated data get backed up to iCloud by default. This can be both a blessing and a curse, particularly if the things you want to be backed up take up a lot of storage space. But you can save a substantial amount of space by disabling automatic backups, especially when it comes to your largest apps. You can also delete text messages and any of the videos or images attached to them. While deleting individual texts won't save much space, you can remove entire conversations and the media associated with them, which can help significantly. Here's how to clear your iCloud storage and free up more space. How to clear iCloud storageDelete photos from iCloud storageBy default, iCloud backs up all your photos and videos to the cloud. Over time, that adds up to a lot of pictures. You can save space by deleting any images you no longer want. It's possible to do this from your iPhone, iPad, or the iCloud website. As long as Google Photos is enabled, any pictures you delete in one location are automatically deleted everywhere. Here's how to delete photos from iCloud. Delete files and folders from the iCloud website1. Open iCloud.com in a browser. 2. Log in with your Apple ID. 3. Click "iCloud Drive." 4. To delete a folder, select it and then click the Delete icon. 5. To delete files, double-click a folder. 6. Hold down CTRL while clicking each file. Apple iPhone 11$299.00 from Walmart $299.99 from Straight Talk $799.99 $649.97 from Amazon $799.99 from Best Buy Apple MacBook Air (2020)$999.00 $799.00 from Amazon $999.00 from Apple $999.99 $849.99 from Best Buy Related coverage from Tech Reference:
Dave Johnson Freelance Writer Dave Johnson is a technology journalist who writes about consumer tech and how the industry is transforming the speculative world of science fiction into modern-day real life. Dave grew up in New Jersey before entering the Air Force to operate satellites, teach space operations, and do space launch planning. He then spent eight years as a content lead on the Windows team at Microsoft. As a photographer, Dave has photographed wolves in their natural environment; he's also a scuba instructor and co-host of several podcasts. Dave is the author of more than two dozen books and has contributed to many sites and publications including CNET, Forbes, PC World, How To Geek, and Insider. Many people use several devices and have data stored on them. What should you do if your data carrier fails, or the data gets lost? Backing up data is extremely important, and an online backup makes perfect sense. By doing this, you don’t risk losing your important files. What is the best option? Here is a comparison of online backup service providers. The best online backup services comparedHow do I access my iCloud storage?Use an Internet Browser to Access iCloud
Open any web browser on your Android device and go to iCloud.com to log in to your Apple ID account. After logging in to your account, tap the Photos, Notes, or Reminders button to view your iCloud content for that app.
How do I see my photos in iCloud?View your photos and videos on iCloud.com. In Photos on iCloud.com, do one of the following: Click Library in the sidebar to see thumbnails of all your photos and videos. ... . To change the size of the thumbnails, use the slider in the Photos toolbar.. To view a photo or video full screen, double-click a thumbnail.. |