Apple has updated its system status page to reflect ongoing issues with eleven iCloud-related services: Back to My Mac, Documents in the Cloud, iCloud Account & Sign In, iCloud Backup, iCloud Drive, iCloud Keychain, iCloud Mail, iMovie Theater, iWork for iCloud Beta, Photos and Find My iPhone, iPad, iPod touch and Mac. The services have been affected since around 12 AM Pacific.
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iCloud is having issues since 3:11 AM EDT. http://t.co/z2kUNXWrcN RT if it's down for you as well #iclouddown
— DownDetector (@downdetector) May 21, 2015
Update 7:05 AM Pacific: Apple's services are now restored per its system status page.
Tags: iCloud, system status
Top Rated Comments
dropbox FTW
Buy them already!
Please no. Don't need Apple buying a company and screwing up their already good service!!
Apple + the Cloud = Clueless
-Kevin
It's why I prefer Apple's cloud computing solution to Google's Chrome OS.
Why would anyone be so stupid as to rely on their stuff in the "cloud".
- Easier to share documents / work collaboratively.
- Documents available on any machine
- Data is safe even if hard-drive dies, laptop is stolen, etc.
- Software always up-to-date
- Save money on software / local storage costs
Unacceptable.
Why would anyone be so stupid as to rely on their stuff in the "cloud". Great marketing point for the big tech companies but silly when it comes to control and security. The word for personal computers is just that, "personal" not Apple's or Google's or MS's or uncle Tom Cobbly's.
Come on now, you can't really be upset at people for using something that Apple heavily advertises. I'm not sure why you're being critical of the consumer and not of Apple's shoddy maintenance ...Keep it sure, keep it local and show the world the finger.