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(Edit: Excellent additional point added by one of our readers, beancounter.) The free iCloud storage plan is currently limited to 5GB, with paid plans for more storage.

Back up goodreader app password#

Anyone with your Apple ID and password could possibly access that data.

The primary detriment to this is that you may not like having your data stored on Apple's servers.

You don't have to physically plug your iPhone into a computer to use iCloud services, but you do need a *stable* connection to the internet.

When you change computers, you don't need to think about migrating any of your backups or iTunes synced data to the new computer.

The primary benefit to this is that you're not responsible for taking care of those servers.

Things you store using iCloud services are stored remotely on servers owned by Apple.

But first we should briefly address the question of iCloud vs iTunes ( or you can use both like I do!) This is a question of where you want your data stored: This article is primarily about backing up your data locally with iTunes. I'd like to take some time to remove some of the mystique, and give everyone some much needed peace of mind. If there is one thing that I've learned from all of these interactions, it's that to most of us, iOS data management and backup is a mystery that we hope will pleasantly surprise us one day. I also hate it, because sometimes I have to tell people that there is nothing I can do and their data is lost. I love it, because I get to help people recover valuable and sentimental data every day (like photos of newborn babies, voicemails from deceased loved ones, and records for court). I've been working with iPhone data for several years.