How to find out where Apple stores your iCloud data (spoiler: you can’t exactly)<article>
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<p>“The cloud” is a concept, not a place, although collectively, the cloud is made up of places. Cloud computing refers to an aggregation of servers that you don’t have to know much about to gain the benefit. This can be for storage, like iCloud Drive or Amazon Cloud Drive or Google Drive, or for computation and other more specialized purposes. When you use a cloud-based service, your actions and data may be split among many machines and drives—maybe even across continents.</p><p>Macworld reader Craig has a question about that, having read that Apple stores some of its iCloud data on other companies’ servers. “What data/services are hosted/stored on Apple-owned data centers and which data/services are hosted/stored on Google data centers? A web search as well as Apple forums provide no details on this.”</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/3274584/data-center-cloud/where-does-apple-stores-your-icloud-data.html#jump">To read this article in full, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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How to find out where Apple stores your iCloud data (spoiler: you can’t exactly)
