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You can back up your iPhone to iCloud or to a computer, and there’s no harm in using both methods for added security. Let’s walk through how to back up your iPhone. You’ll definitely thank ...

The easiest, most dependable backup is via iCloud - your iPad can be configured to back up automatically every day, as long as it is plugged in, has access to Wi-Fi, and the screen is locked.

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Regardless of how much internal storage your iPad comes with, Apple gives you just 5 GB of iCloud storage by default, which you can use to store files and back up your device in the cloud.