Considering how much of a premium you pay for the iPhones, that upper limit is stingy like hell.
And Apple's marketing ain't great either. They push your photos to iCloud by default, which fills the free space instantly, then when you try to turn that off they give you a vague and threatening message that your photos will be lost.
Marketing by threats will make me to at best give money to the competition.
And Apple's marketing ain't great either. They push your photos to iCloud by default, which fills the free space instantly, then when you try to turn that off they give you a vague and threatening message that your photos will be lost.
Marketing by threats will make me to at best give money to the competition.