Keep all the information on your iPhone securely backed up to iCloud so if anything happens to your device, you can pick up where you left off.

While you take extra care of your expensive iPhone with a screen protector and a case, a fatal incident can leave you with a broken display or a potential data loss. Since your iPhone stores your ...

Microsoft is getting more aggressive about insisting that you use its OneDrive cloud for your Windows 11 and Microsoft 365 files. If you'd prefer to keep those files out of the cloud, follow these ...

File and folder management in Google Drive on the web is pretty straightforward. Hover over files and folders to see options for renaming and sharing them, and click the three dots by each entry to ...

If there’s one thing that I am generally terrible at, it’s remembering to back up all my data. And in my line of work, that has the potential to be a disaster. I spend a lot of time on my laptop and ...

Your Photos library might sync with iCloud, but in macOS Sequoia, making a manual backup is still a smart way to guard against deletion or corruption. Here's how to keep your memories safe. Apple's ...

Losing access to cloud data can topple reputations, derail compliance efforts and cause irreparable damage to valuable customer relationships. I’ve seen it firsthand. Failure to protect your cloud ...

Some of our most precious data is stored on our iPhones. If an accident destroys your device, you're at risk of losing all of your data along with it. That's why I've always recommended you set up a ...

iCloud offers an easy way to back up your data on your iPhone. Apple provides 5 GB of free iCloud storage, which can fill up quickly when you back up your photos, videos, and app data. Depending on ...