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*’iCloud Drive’ is iCloud’s ‘file hosting service’, that syncs files across devices running
iOS 8
OS X Yosemite
(version 10.10)
Windows 7 or later,
plus ‘online web app access’ via ‘iCloud.com’
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Users can store any kind of file (including photos, videos, documents, music, and other apps’ data) in iCloud Drive and access it on any Mac, iPad, iPhone, iPod Touch, or Windows PC, with any single file being a maximum of 50 GB in file size (earlier it was 15 GB).
This allows users to start their work on one device and continue on another device
By default, users still get 5 GB of storage for free as previously,
but the expandable storage plans available have increased in size (current tiers:
50 GB
200 GB,
2 TB
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and altered to monthly subscription payment options from the yearly ones offered under the previous MobileMe service.
In iOS 11, iCloud Drive has been integrated into the new Files app that gives users access to all their cloud and local on-device storage, which replaced the standalone iCloud Drive app
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