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iCloud storage extended following downgrade error
- USA: Sunday, October 07 - 2012 at 09:31
Apple Inc. has extended the increased temporary storage for former MobileMe users for another year, following an apparent glitch in which many iCloud users found their storage levels set to expire 38 years in the future, Cnet has reported. Apple originally planned on keeping this additional storage for the first month of iCloud, but extended it to September 30. However, when this date came around users received an apparent 38-year extension of their current storage levels. Apple said that users who previously found their storage plans set to renew in 2050 should now see them expire on September 30, 2013.
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