is $0.99 per month for 20GB too much??
buy an iTunes gift card and apply it to your AppleID.if I can pay cash I m more then willing to do so
buy an iTunes gift card and apply it to your AppleID.
buy an iTunes gift card and apply it to your AppleID.
Do gift cards allow for recurring charges? I wasn't aware they had that capability...or does it just apply it to the Apple ID, and pull from the applied iTunes gift card balance first before charging CC on file? I've never actually bought an iTunes gift card before in my life, LOL!
Any charge of any kind will pull from a balance on your AppleID before it taps a CC on file... so yes, recurring charges will tap the available balance...Do gift cards allow for recurring charges? I wasn't aware they had that capability...or does it just apply it to the Apple ID, and pull from the applied iTunes gift card balance first before charging CC on file? I've never actually bought an iTunes gift card before in my life, LOL!
Any charge of any kind will pull from a balance on your AppleID before it taps a CC on file... so yes, recurring charges will tap the available balance...
Any charge of any kind will pull from a balance on your AppleID before it taps a CC on file... so yes, recurring charges will tap the available balance...
Any charge of any kind will pull from a balance on your AppleID before it taps a CC on file... so yes, recurring charges will tap the available balance...
my 5GB icloud storage is full , any cloud alternative to put my photos in ? so I can free up space for my iCloud
I can't back up my phone now , my iCloud storage is full
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Dropbox
OneDrive
Box
Google Drive
Take your pick.
is $0.99 per month for 20GB too much??
Apple's pricing is a bit... High compared to what you get from other competitors. OneDrive gives you 30GB for free. Google gives you 15GB on Drive.
Flickr is the best place, IMO. You have 1TB and with their newly refreshed Apps and Website, it's kind of amazing. You can just have the Auto Uploadr set up on your Mac to upload from your Photos Library and it will get everything and skip duplicates. Then, when your 5GB gets full you just go into your Photos Library and clean it out. Pretty spiffy solution, IMO.
It's what I plan on doing. I had the 200GB iCloud Plan, but I downgraded it to the Free 5GB plan.
The Flickr iOS app is really really good now, too, and has non-destructive Ediitng like Photos. Really the only thing iCloud Photo has that's good, comparatively speaking, is a thick client desktop App (and that doesn't even matter if you use something like Lightroom).