Apple Services 2025: Records, Growth and New Markets
Apple services reached historic records in usage, growth and expansion in 2025 and are shaping the future of the company.
Tag: iCloud
iCloud is a cloud service developed by Apple that was first launched in October 2011. The service allows users to securely store their photos, videos, documents, music, and other data in the cloud and access them from any Apple device or via the web. iCloud automatically syncs content between devices so users always have the latest versions of their files available.
Use Apple's Family Sharing to share content together
Family Sharing creates structure, simplifies the sharing of Apple content, and strengthens security and control in the digital household.
Family Sharing explained: Easily share and manage iCloud+
Family Sharing makes it easier to use iCloud+ in groups. Learn how to clearly manage storage, features, and access.
UK again demands access to iCloud data
iCloud in focus: Great Britain demands access to encrypted data. Apple defends privacy and warns of global risks.
Apple ends iCloud support for iOS 10 and macOS Sierra
Apple is discontinuing iCloud support for iOS 10 and macOS Sierra. Find out which devices are affected and what this means for older...
Apple receives FTC support for strong encryption
Apple remains steadfast on encryption. The FTC supports the policy and warns of backdoors in digital services.
UK continues to demand global access to iCloud data
The UK is demanding access to all iCloud user data – worldwide. The court documents reveal massive surveillance intentions.
iCloud encryption: Great Britain gives in
The UK is withdrawing its demand for access to iCloud. Learn what this means for security, privacy, and Apple.
iCloud Private Relay: Simple data protection for Safari
iCloud Private Relay protects you while browsing in Safari. But what does it really do? All the facts, benefits, and limitations...
Apple remains firm – UK could abandon backdoor demand
Apple is resisting access to iCloud data. The British government may soon withdraw its demand for a backdoor.
