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Dan Coggins Author

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My iCloud Drive is empty, but Apple keeps telling me it's full

I have deleted everything from my iCloud Drive at iCloud.com. But my Apple devices tell me that I have 96 GB stored in my 50 GB account.

This whole problem started when I synced my Documents folder to iCloud, then turned that feature off.

Since then, I have deleted the files in the "Recently Deleted" folder. It's empty. But Apple keeps telling me that my iCloud storage is full. The Downloads, Documents, and Desktop folders are empty — as are Keynote, Pages.

I don't want to upgrade to more space. What can I do here? Thanks.

Mac Studio (2022)

Posted on Jun 29, 2024 5:08 PM

My iCloud Drive is empty, but Apple keeps telling me it's full

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