To successfully carry out this simple trick, you need to have an additional 2 TB storage plan for the iCloud +. Aside from that, you will need to subscribe to the AppleOne Premier Plan. It will cost you almost $40 ($39.94).
According to Apple Insider's report, you can subscribe to each plan simultaneously, even under a single Apple ID account.
The process of getting a 4 TB iCloud storage is pretty simple. All you have to do is to sign up for the Premier Plan of Apple Plan. Once you're done with this process, you will not get access to Apple News, Apple TV, and Apple Arcade.
For our main goal, we need to get two more terabytes of space for the iCloud using Apple One. Here's a four-step tip that will help you accomplish that.
- Visit one.apple.com and wait for a pop-up message that will come out later.
- Choose Premier.
- After that, press "Select Plan" and log in to your Apple ID account to get started.
- Once you're done, you will notice that your iCloud now has 2TB of storage. But wait, it's not yet finished.
iCloud 101: Signing Up for 2 TB
In a similar report from the same source, you need to sign up to get hold of this perk. Just follow the steps below.
- From your device, head to the iCloud Settings located in System Preferences.
- Choose iCloud.
- Then, scroll down until you see Storage. Below it, select Manage Storage.
- Click Change Storage Plan.
- Choose the $9.99 2TB option.
- Log in to your Apple ID account.
If you thoroughly follow all of these procedures, you will now have a total of 4TB of iCloud Storage on your account. You now have more room for your files.
Techradar showed how you could transfer your photos from iPhone to a Mac through a cable in other news.
First, you need to plug your smartphone into the Mac. Upon accessing the Photos app, you should see a gallery of images. Then, you can now choose the particular photos that you want to move from another location by holding "Shift."
Next, proceed to create a new album using the app. Click "Import to" and press the button with "Import Selected." You can see the latter on the top-right corner of your screen.
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Written by Joseph Henry
iCloud offers up to 2 TB of storage so you can save your files, pictures, and other contents for various uses. While some people think that this terabyte-sized storage is already enough, other users believe it should be expanded further.
Did you know that you can achieve a 4 TB storage in total for your iCloud? It's now possible to expand your plan using Apple One. Here's how.
How to Get an Extra 2 TB of iCloud Storage Using Apple One
To successfully carry out this simple trick, you need to have an additional 2 TB storage plan for the iCloud +. Aside from that, you will be needing to subscribe to AppleOne Premier Plan. It will cost you almost $40 ($39.94).
According to Apple Insider's report, you can subscribe to each plan at the same time even under a single Apple ID account.
The process of getting a 4 TB iCloud storage is pretty simple. All you have to do is to sign up for the Premier Plan of Apple Plan. Once you're done with this process, you will not get access to Apple News, Apple TV, and Apple Arcade.
For our main goal, we need to get 2 more terabytes of space for the iCloud using Apple One. Here's a four-step tip that will help you accomplish that.
Visit one.apple.com and wait for a pop-up message that will come out later.
Choose Premier.
After that, press "Select Plan" and log in to your Apple ID account to get started.
Once you're done, you will notice that your iCloud now has 2TB of storage. But wait, it's not yet finished.
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iCloud 101: Signing Up for 2 TB
In a similar report from the same source, you need to sign up to get hold of this perk. Just follow the steps below.
From your device, head to the iCloud Settings located in System Preferences.
Choose iCloud.
Then, scroll down until you see Storage. Below it, select Manage Storage.
Click Change Storage Plan.
Choose the $9.99 2TB option.
Log in to your Apple ID account.
If you thoroughly follow all of these procedures, you will now have a total of 4TB of iCloud Storage on your account. You now have more room for your files.
In other news, Techradar showed how you can transfer your photos from iPhone to a Mac through a cable.
First, you need to plug your smartphone into the Mac. Upon accessing the Photos app, you should see a gallery of images. Then, you can now choose the particular photos that you want to move from another location by holding "Shift."
Next, proceed to create a new album using the app. Click "Import to" and press the button with "Import Selected." You can see the latter on the top-right corner of your screen.
Read Also: Apple's iCloud Uploads: How to Disable the Scanning Feature on Your iPhone
This article is owned by Tech Times
Written by Joseph Henry
