However, should your Mac drive and its local backup to an external drive both get destroyed by a Godzilla attack, it’s good to know that your data still resides in the cloud. Deleting a file on your Mac deletes it in iCloud as well. Any changes made on your Mac are mirrored on iCloud. Storing data in iCloud Drive isn’t exactly like a Time Machine backup it mirrors only specific documents, folders, and app data to the cloud. An iCloud+ subscription also provides other privacy-related tools including iCloud Private Relay, HideMyEmail, A Custom Email Domain, and HomeKit Secure Video support. 50 GB runs $0.99 monthly 200 GB is $2.99 per month and 2 TB is $9.99 monthly. The subscription cost is quite reasonable. That’s not exactly a lot of storage these days! Fortunately, Apple offers you subscriptions that increase that amount to 50 GB, 200 GB, or 2 TB. iCloud is available for free for all Apple users with 5 GB of iCloud Drive storage.
The easiest way to keep Mac documents and data online is to use iCloud Drive. Today we look at ways to keep a backup of your data online for redundancy. If you’ve been keeping up with our 12 Days of Backups series, you’ve probably noticed a recurring theme: While having one backup is good, having redundant backups is even better.
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