This article was co-authored by Gonzalo Martinez. Gonzalo Martinez is the President of CleverTech, a tech repair business in San Jose, California founded in 2014. CleverTech LLC specializes in repairing Apple products. CleverTech pursues environmental responsibility by recycling aluminum, display assemblies, and the micro components on motherboards to reuse for future repairs. On average, they save 2 lbs - 3 lbs more electronic waste daily than the average computer repair store.
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This wikiHow teaches you how to purchase an iCloud storage upgrade in order to get more space for storing your photos, videos, documents, and contacts on an iPhone.
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2Tap your name at the top. Find and tap your full name and profile picture at the top of the Settings menu. It will open your Apple ID menu.
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4Tap Manage Storage. This option is listed under the STORAGE heading at the top.
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5Tap Change Storage Plan. This will open a list of available storage plans.
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6Select a storage plan. You can upgrade your storage plan to 50 GB, 200 GB, or 2 TB.
- iCloud gives you 5 GB of cloud storage for free. All the other upgrades are paid monthly subscriptions.
- If you purchase the 200 GB or the 2 TB plan, you can set it up for family sharing and use it with your family members.
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7Tap the blue Buy button. This button is in the upper-right corner of your screen. It will confirm your purchase, and subscribe you to the selected storage plan.
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Computer & Phone Repair SpecialistAim for once a week. With Apple, you can use the Activity Monitor, too. That will really help you identify how much juice applications are taking up and then you can restart to give your memory some breathing space.
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