Great question, Pattie. Along with the clutter, perhaps you've been storing some old photos, videos, or large files you no longer need. Or you may also be sick and tired of Apple constantly asking ...

If you use an iPhone and don’t pay for an iCloud plan, you’ve almost definitely encountered at least one message that your iCloud storage is nearly used up. The free 5GB of storage is quickly taken up ...

Saving your files to iCloud is one of the wisest moves you can make to reduce the amount of storage space that is being taken up on your device. It may seem like you have a never-ending supply of ...

To start managing your iCloud storage, you need to identify which apps and files are using the most space. Here’s how to do it: Deactivating iCloud sync for certain apps can significantly free up ...

The iCloud storage that comes with your Apple account can be useful for offloading large files on your iPhone, but even the cloud can get full. Here are some techniques to ease the cloud pressure.

Introduced alongside iOS 8 last year, iCloud Drive gave iPhone, iPad and Mac users a native Apple alternative to services like Dropbox and Google Drive to store, manage and share files in the cloud.

You’ll get more out of Apple’s paltry 5GB iCloud storage if you make use of these simple tips. You’ll get more out of Apple’s paltry 5GB iCloud storage if you make use of these simple tips, ...

NOTE: In macOS Monterey and later, Other storage was renamed System Data. Here’s how to delete System Data on a Mac. Storage space on your Mac is precious, especially if you have a 128GB or 256GB SSD.

When you first set up an iCloud account for your iPad or iPhone, you get access to a small free allocation of online storage: 5GB. This can be useful for backups and for accessing photos, documents ...