Apple increases iCloud subscription prices in Egypt and Turkey by up to 25%

Apple has increased the prices of its +iCloud cloud service subscriptions in eight countries, including Egypt and Turkey, due to currency exchange fluctuations and the rising US dollar, with increases ranging between 11% and 55%. In Egypt, all plans saw price hikes: the 50GB plan went up by 25%, from 40 to 50 Egyptian pounds per month, and the 12TB plan now costs 3,600 pounds after a 20% increase. In Turkey, the biggest increases after Nigeria were observed, as the 50GB plan rose from 40 lira to 50 lira, and the 12TB plan increased from 2,500 lira to 3,400 lira, with growth rates between 25% and 38%. Apple views these adjustments as linked to currency fluctuations and has continued to implement pricing policies in markets where currencies have depreciated against the dollar, while maintaining service prices in the United States. The +iCloud service offers up to 5GB of free storage, and its subscriptions include features such as email aliasing, privacy protection techniques, and home monitoring.

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