If that iCloud backup worked just fine, then great, you're done.
'This iPhone cannot be backed up because there is not enough iCloud storage' Now, any time your iPhone is connected to power, locked and on Wi-Fi, it will automatically back up whatever new data you have to iCloud. Check below the Back Up Now button to see the exact time and date your phone was last backed up. The setting that tells your phone to maintain automatic iCloud backups, as well as the button to Back Up Now are buried deep within the Settings app, one screen past the backup settings for individual apps.ĭepending on how much data you have or if this is your first time backing up to iCloud, the backup process could take a few minutes or an hour. On the next page, scroll down and tap iCloud Backup, enable iCloud Backup and then tap Back Up Now to start. If you're not signed in, take a moment to do so and then tap on iCloud. To start a backup to iCloud, connect your iPhone to Wi-Fi and then go to Settings and tap on the Apple ID/iCloud tab at the top, which also has your name.
Under each account, you can see what's being synced: mail, contacts, calendars and so on. In any of these settings, you can tap Accounts to view your various accounts. You can double-check all this by going to Settings and then going into either Mail, Contacts, Calendar, Notes or Reminders. Email, contacts and calendars are usually synced with your email account like Gmail, but in some cases, you might also sync these things with iCloud. Things you buy with your Apple ID, such as apps or music, won't back up because Apple has a receipt that you already bought them and will allow you to download them again for free. However, it doesn't back up everything on your phone. ICloud is a free account (more on that later) that's tied to your Apple ID and can back up your iPhone. iCloud: When everything works like it's supposed to If you'd like to follow along step by step, watch the video below: How to back up your iPhone. And I'll even show you how to troubleshoot and work around some of iCloud's limits. I'll also walk you through backing up your iPhone to iCloud to both Mac and Windows, which don't require cloud storage.
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