iCloud subscription

Hello saritha98,

What Apple device do you use?

You can always check your iCloud storage at any time and what is taking up the most space:

1. Manage your iCloud storage - Apple Support
2. Access and manage your files in iCloud Drive - Apple Support

Yes, you bought 200gb. But that is not an addition to what was already there, it's 200gb total. If you look at your iCloud settings, it should say total storage 200gb.

You were already using 50gb of storage, so by buying the 200gb plan you added an extra 150gb of storage to iCloud.

200 (the amount of storage you bought) - 50 (amount of storage you're using) = 150gb.

That is what I mean by you purchased an extra 150gb of storage. It still adds up to 200gb, but since you were already using 50gb of it, you only get 150gb of that 200.

See your start post:

Because the 50gb was showing always full.

Because you already use the 50gb.

It should be 250gb or all the 200gb free

No, an iCloud subscription has only 50 GB (or 200 GB or 2 TB).

You were already using 50gb of iCloud storage.

You upgraded to the 200gb plan, which means you now have 200gb of total iCloud storage.

However, you were already using 50gb of iCloud storage, that's where it's coming from. The data doesn't just disappear unless you want to delete all of it. You're still using 50gb of storage.

By purchasing the 200gb iCloud storage plan, you added an extra 150gb of storage. 50gb was in use, you now have an extra 150gb which totals up to 200gbs.

You don’t understand how this works. When you upgraded to 200 GB of storage, you don’t add that on top of the 50 GB of storage that you already had. You are now paying for 200 total GB of storage, not 250. Since you were out of storage on the 50 GB plan, that 50 GB of storage is now showing on your 200 GB plan. So you now have 150 GB of storage available.

You have a 50GB iCloud+ plan, right?

And that is already full, according to your own starting post.

Then do an upgrade to 200 GB, right?

Then you now have 150 GB left, plus the 50 GB you have already used, that is a total of 200 GB.

Check your Apple invoice for your iCloud+ plan, see your mail box.