It's up to you, really. If you never use iCloud to sync data and documents,
you're fine. If, however, you sync between, say, a Mac and your iPad or an iPad
and an iPod Touch, you must enable or disable iCloud Drive on all devices. Put
another way, iCloud Drive is not backwards-compatible with
Hi,
This is not required if you do not store anything in the cloud, you should be
find to just dismiss
Is iCloud drive different from the 5GB of iCloud storage we used to get for
free?
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Alex Hall
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Subject: Re: Question on updating to IOS 8.3
It's up to you
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Alex Hall
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Subject: Re: Question on updating to IOS 8.3
It's up to you, really. If you never use iCloud to sync data and documents,
you're fine. If, however, devices and be just fine. If not, leave
