I think that, to be fair, Apple should give us 5GB for each Apple Device we own.
I have an iPad mini, a macbook air 2013 and an iPhone 6. Why I need to share 5GB for all of them?
I think that, to be fair, Apple should give us 5GB for each Apple Device we own.
I have an iPad mini, a macbook air 2013 and an iPhone 6. Why I need to share 5GB for all of them?
Photo's is basically useless with only 5GB of storage. I refuse to pay for more storage...
The point of Photos is to replace iPhoto as the Mac app used to edit and organize your photos. It also has the option to store them in iCloud. Regardless if you use that option, its still used to edit and organize.Photo's is basically useless with only 5GB of storage. I refuse to pay for more storage...
Because its mostly the same data, no? You wouldnt have more personal data, just because you have more devices; theyre pooling everything (aside from backups of course).
They only need to increase base storage to at least 15 GB, like OneDrive does, and make the pricing for additional storage competitive. Microsoft offers 1 TB of cloud storage and a subscription to their Office apps for $6.99 a month. You dont even get 500 GB for that on iCloud. Apple offers good value for money these days with the software theyre handing out for free, but they are remarkably stingy when it comes to cloud storage, even though 99% of their iCloud users are likely Mac/iOS customers.
Yep, it may share the same data, but my point is that with more devices that "same data" will increase its size, don't you agree?