Apple to delete iCloud backups for older iOS versions - here's what to do
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from ZDNET3 months ago
Starting December 18, 2024, iCloud backups will require iOS 9 or higher, leading to the deletion of existing backups for users on iOS 5–8.
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Apple's update underscores the need for users still on outdated iOS versions like 5 through 8 to upgrade, given these versions are over a decade old.
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For those unable to update due to hardware limitations, using iTunes or Finder for backups remains an alternative, although relying on iCloud is preferable.
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This change affects features across iCloud services, with iOS 10 as a minimum requirement to access functionalities like iCloud Drive and Messages in iCloud.
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