Automatically back up files on the Mac to iCloud

Automatic backing up to iCloud The Apple cloud service serves as a synchronization unit for your respective Apple products and includes the following services: • Mail
• contacts
• calendar
• photos
• iCloud Drive
• notes
• memories
• friends
• iPhone search
in iCloud The Apple cloud service serves as a synchronization unit for your respective Apple products and includes the following services: • Mail
• contacts
• calendar
• photos
• iCloud Drive
• notes
• memories
• friends
• iPhone search
Drive has many advantages.

No additional backup is required and the data is available on all Apple devices.
Of course, this requires sufficient storage space in the iCloud The Apple cloud service serves as a synchronization unit for your respective Apple products and includes the following services: • Mail
• contacts
• calendar
• photos
• iCloud Drive
• notes
• memories
• friends
• iPhone search
, which is subject to a charge.

To activate synchronization, follow these steps:

1. Select  and then “System settings”.
2. Click on “Apple ID” and then on “iCloud”
3. Make sure that “iCloud The Apple cloud service serves as a synchronization unit for your respective Apple products and includes the following services: • Mail
   • contacts
   • calendar
   • photos
   • iCloud Drive
   • notes
   • memories
   • friends
   • iPhone search
   Drive” is activated
4. Click on “Options” next to “iCloud The Apple cloud service serves as a synchronization unit for your respective Apple products and includes the following services: • Mail
   • contacts
   • calendar
   • photos
   • iCloud Drive
   • notes
   • memories
   • friends
   • iPhone search
   Drive”
5. Activate the option “Folder ‘Desktop’ & ‘Documents'”

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