If you’re totally done with the iCloud, you can delete your account entirely under Settings/iCloud/delete account. You might want to turn off your camera roll, or perhaps Google Drive. Choose storage and backup, then manage storage. Go to settings on your iPhone or iPad, then tap on iCloud. Or, get more specific with what you don’t want being stored. To prevent new things being uploaded, turn off the iCloud backups in your settings. RELATED: 7 reasons to ditch your pyjamas and sleep nude Here are the extra-smart ways to protect yourself. So don’t just stop at putting passwords and lock codes on your phone and computer. We need to understand this in order to protect our private data. The hackers stole personal, revealing photographs and passed them on to media outlets – for fun, public humiliation, or perhaps just to prove that they could.Įvery time we sync to the cloud we are creating a backup of all the personal information we store on our devices. This was made all too evident last year when many A-grade celebrities, including Jennifer Lawrence and Kate Upton, became the victims of cloud hacks.

Only you should be able to decide who sees your photos. RELATED: The beautiful reason Caitlin Stasey posed naked on the internetīut at some point on that data journey, your files can be intercepted. Dropbox and Apple’s iCloud are just two such examples, allowing immediate download and access onto whichever device you happen to be using at the time. The service is the ability to store data from multiple devices to very large public computers elsewhere that are username and password protected. What is ‘cloud technology’, you mumble? Well, it’s kind of like delivering an online service. We’ve probably lost track of how frequently we do this, what we back up, and on which device. So we connect our computers, iPads and iPhones to the cloud and dump our data there, waiting for our retrieval. What used to be a few good holiday snaps have now turned into thousands of selfies, choice pics for our Tinder dates and other kinds of digital hoarding. Juggling career, family and lifestyle now includes managing all of our technological devices and synching them all for immediate access. Image via Titian, via Wikimedia Commonsĭecluttering our home every few months involves a virtual declutter these days too.

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