Apple’s iCloud+ price increase affects eight countries, with some plans rising by up to 55% as local currencies weaken.
Apple iCloud+ Price Increase Hits 8 Countries
Apple has raised iCloud+ subscription prices in eight countries, with customers in Nigeria facing the steepest increase. The changes affect users in Nigeria, Türkiye, Vietnam, Japan, Egypt, New Zealand, the Philippines, and Indonesia, while Apple’s U.S. pricing remains unchanged. The Apple iCloud+ price increase varies significantly by country and plan, ranging from 11% to 55%. In Nigeria, for example, the 50GB plan has increased from ₦900 to ₦1,300, while customers in Türkiye now pay 49.99 TL instead of 39.99 TL for the same storage tier. The changes appear to be tied largely to currency movements rather than a worldwide increase in Apple’s cloud-storage prices. That distinction matters because the cost of digital subscriptions can change sharply in local markets even when the underlying service has not changed. Apple iCloud+ prices rise across eight countries Apple updated its iCloud support information to reflect new pricing in the eight affected markets. The increases apply to iCloud+…
