You can back up your iPhone's data and make sure it's safe and secure with iCloud, or by using a connected Mac or PC.

I'm not seeing reports of iOS 26 installs going sideways, but I still always take these steps before making a major upgrade.

Knowing how to back up your iPhone is a surefire way to give yourself peace of mind. With so much crucial data stored on your device, from photos and contacts to messages and notes, it’s reassuring to ...

You can back up messages on an iPhone to your iCloud account, or sync messages from your iPhone to your Mac.

Some of our most precious data is stored on our iPhones. If an accident destroys your device, you're at risk of losing all of your data along with it. That's why I've always recommended you set up a ...

Don't lose your data. Here's how to make sure your iPhone is always backed up. Credit: Jaap Arriens/NurPhoto via Getty Images Need to backup your iPhone? As a rule of thumb, you should always backup ...

I understand you're eager to install the iOS 26 public beta, now available, but don't rush headlong into the update. Once you understand the risks associated with running beta software, take a short ...

With your iPhone becoming such an integral part of your daily routine, it's no longer surprising that it stores a substantial portion of your digital life — from cherished photos and videos to ...

It’s iPhone season, when the newest hardware from Apple wings its way into the hands of excited devotees. It may be a time of delight, but there’s also a certain amount of dread. The arrival of a new ...

If you own an iPhone, one of the easiest ways to secure your data is by backing it up to iCloud. You will most likely need to pay for additional iCloud real estate to accommodate your iPhone's full ...