Apple ups iCloud+ storage prices in 10 countries in 2024

Apple in 2024 increased the prices of its iCloud+ storage plans in several countries, including Japan, South Korea, Thailand, Indonesia, Turkey, Pakistan, Nigeria, Egypt, Tanzania, and the Philippines. This price hike affects various storage tiers within the iCloud+ subscription.
Joe Rossignol for MacRumors:
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In Japan, for example, prices have increased by around 15%.
Local currencies in many of the affected countries have declined against the U.S. dollar over the past few years, and that is likely the underlying reason for the price increases. iCloud+ prices in the U.S. have not changed this year.
iCloud+ plans provide users with extra storage beyond the 5GB of free storage included with iCloud by default.

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MacDailyNews Note: iCloud+ offers three tiers, each of which allow the subscriber to share everything with up to five other family members.
iCloud+ with 50GB storage:
• iCloud Private Relay
• Hide My Email
• Custom Email Domain
• HomeKit Secure Video support for one camera
iCloud+ with 200GB storage:
• iCloud Private Relay
• Hide My Email
• Custom Email Domain
• HomeKit Secure Video support for up to five cameras
iCloud+ with 2TB, 6TB, or 12TB storage:
• iCloud Private Relay
• Hide My Email
• Custom Email Domain
• HomeKit Secure Video support for an unlimited number of cameras
More info about Apple’s iCloud+ here.

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