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To: From: Sent Wed 1/28/2015 3:32:26 PM Subject Re: Your 'Cloud storage is almost full. No, I didn't know you were kidding! but thats ok iCloud Photo library 7.6 GB iPhone 6 10.6 GB iPhone 1.4GB (doesn't make reference to what iPhone) Passbook (documents & Data) 21.1 KB What should I do here? Should I delete some stuff I have in my Google Drive that I don't need? probably lots of stuff there...but not sure that makes a difference On Jan 28, 2015, at 10:15 AM, james eel personal genius wrote: Lucky Jed! On your iPhone go Settings > iCloud > Storage > Manage Storage and it will tell you what is using all your storage. If your iPhone 5 backup is listed here, you can probably delete it and free up a bunch of space, otherwise it's probably all photos & videos (you know I was kidding about taking another 97GB of photos, right?), in which case you'll need to go to the S3/month plan. James Ce your Personal Genius Certified Su ort Professional 10.6 http://personalgcnius.us On Jan 28, 2015, at 8:07 AM, Lesley Groff wrote: I am receiving this message!? I love Jed and we purchased the .99 a month extra storage already. Is it possible that is still not enough? Sent from my iPhone EFTA_R1_00674951 EFTA02085656 Begin forwarded message: From: iCloud <noreolvOinsideicloud.icloud.com> Date: Janus 28 2015 at 5:10:07 AM EST To: Subject: Your iCloud storage is almost full. Dear Your iCloud storage is almost full. You are currently using 19.8 GB of 20 GB total st( Your iCloud storage is used to store your photos and videos in iCloud Photo Library. storage is also used to back up important device data and to keep your iCloud Drive iCloud-enabled apps, like Keynote, Pages, and Numbers, up-to-date across your de To continue using these iCloud features without interruption, you can upgrade your : plan from your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, or Mac. iOS 8: 1) Go to Settings and tap iCloud. 2) Tap Storage. 3) Tap Change Storage Plan. OS X: 1) Go to System Preferences and click iCloud. 2) Click Manage. 3) Click Change Storage Plan. Or you can reduce the amount of iCloud storage you're using. Learn how to manage iCloud storage > Important: If you exceed your storage plan, new photos and videos will not upload tc Photo Library and your devices will stop backing up to iCloud. iCloud Drive and iCloi enabled apps will no longer update across your devices. EFTA_R1_00874952 EFTA02085657 The Cloud Team Cloud is a service provided by Apple. My Apple ID I Support I Teens and Conditions I Privacy Policy Copyright C) 2015 Apple Inc 1 Infinite Loop. Cupertino. CA 95014. United States. All rights reserved. EFTA_R1_00674953 EFTA02085658