If you've deleted a critical file from iCloud, if you know where to look, you can save your bacon. Only, Apple makes it hard to find on Macs — and impossible on iOS. AppleInsider lost some files for ...

Once it's set up, iCloud backs up your data — photos, mail, contacts, bookmarks, passwords, iCloud Drive, and more — synced across all your devices where you're signed in. The changes made to the ...

I've never used iCloud much beyond syncing my photos from my iPhone so they're backed up and synced to my MacBook. On my new MacBook I setup iCloud Drive to sync/backup my desktop and documents ...

Apple's iCloud service helps many consumers store their essential documents and other files. The giant tech manufacturer allows them to create backups for their important data so that they can ...

Digital life is easier now that we’ve got services like iCloud, Google Drive, OneDrive, and Dropbox to fall back on—not least because if you accidentally delete a file or folder from one of these ...

There’s something reassuring about digitally stored photos. Unlike the ones we used to stow in shoeboxes and albums, they can remain available, searchable, easily accessible, and un-degraded. Until ...

Many of our files are now hosted from inside of iCloud and you may not even know it. Not only does it this make them available on all your devices, but files can actually be recovered should they ever ...

Photos, logically enough, are stored in the Photos app in iOS. The iOS version of Photos has much in common with its Mac equivalent, and this includes the 30-day grace period for deleted photos and ...