The iCloud+ service has increased its prices in some parts of the world. Several forums are getting users’ option for this change without adjusting storage.
Are you an iCloud user?, Apple has just raised the prices of its paid cloud storage service, iCloud+, in various parts of the world. This could probably be due to recent changes in the exchange rate. However, in the United States, the prices remain the same.
That’s right, Apple has updated its iCloud+ price list for the UK and a few other geographies like Scandinavia, Eastern Europe, the Middle East, and South America. ANDThe increase is about 25%. Moving on to the following UK prices:
| Subscription | Previous price | Current price |
|---|---|---|
| 50 GB | £0.79 per month | £0.99 per month |
| 200 GB | £2.49 per month | £2.99 per month |
| 2TB | £6.99 per month | £8.99 per month |
Some countries that have experienced rising prices These are Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Poland, Bulgaria, Romania, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Egypt, Tanzania , South Africa, Colombia, Peru and Brazil.
As in the United States, Canada and the European Union, iCloud+ keeps the same prices.
Currently, Apple users with an Apple ID have 5 GB of free cloud storage by the service of the company. However, this space can be expanded for an additional fee.
And although for many the cost might be an unnecessary expense having other optionsthe reality is that by paying for iCloud+ you get access to Private Relay and HomeKit Secure Video.
iCloud+ increases the prices, but in Canada and the European Union, they remain the same.
iCloud storage can also be expanded through a subscription to the Apple One bundle, which include iCloud+, Apple Music, TV+, Apple Arcade and Apple Fitness+.
Many users have complained in various forums about this price increase, it’s because Apple decided to increase the cost, but you have not made a storage adjustment to compensate for this change.
