

Also make sure that you have enough available space in iCloud for the backup. Once you've switched on the toggle next to iCloud Backup, your device will automatically back up each day, so long as the device's screen is unlocked and it's connected to a power source and a Wi-Fi network. Tap Back Up Now and wait for the process to complete.Toggle the iCloud Backup switch to the green ON position.Connect your iOS device to a Wi-Fi network.Here, we're going to show you how to make an iCloud backup of your iPhone or iPad, which doesn't require a computer.

By contrast, computer-based backups are created and stored on your Mac or PC, encryption is optional, and you have to connect your device to your computer to restore one.

iCloud backups are encrypted automatically and stored in the cloud, and you can create and use them anywhere with a Wi-Fi connection. There are two types of backup available to iOS users. Creating an iPhone or iPad backup should be routine for most users, as it's a simple procedure and the easiest way to recover your data if your device is replaced, lost, or stolen.
