Apple iCloud storage, which iOS users use to sync data across devices, has become more expensive. Apple has increased the price of the service that users use to store data from Apple Mail, Apple Calendar, Apple Photos, Apple Notes, contacts, settings, backups, and files, and the pricing now starts at Rs 75 for 50 GB storage.
Apple's premium cloud subscription requires a sign-up and offers 5GB of free storage and for more storage, the users are required to take the iCloud subscription, depending on the storage they require.
Apple Hikes iCloud Prices In These Countries
As per the reports, the California-based tech giant has hiked the price in several countries including Poland, Romania, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, Sweden, Tanzania, Turkey, and the United Arab Emirates, while the price in the US, and India remains the same.
Apple iCloud New Prices
Apple has not hiked the prices in India and Apple users can still get an iCloud Plus subscription at the below listed price:
1. 50 GB storage- Rs 75
2. 200 GB storage- Rs 219
3. 2 TB storage- Rs 749
Note: These prices are for a month and include taxes.
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Apple iCloud Benefits
The Apple iCloud Plus subscription comes with a slew of benefits along with extra space. It includes Hide My Email, Custom Email Domain, HomeKit Secure Video, and iCloud Private Relay.
Apple iCloud is also used for creating a backup so that the data cannot be lost or damaged even if the phone is lost or stolen.
Why Apple Has Hiked iCloud Prices
According to the reports, Apple has hiked the prices because of the fluctuations in the foreign currency exchange rates. READ: Apple iPhone 15 Could Miss Out On Always-On-Display And Pro Motion: Report