u/Just_Cauliflower6165

let's suppose you wish to store 1TB of data online for a year and then retrieve it. In the normal scenario you would pay your $9.99 a month for the year - $119.88. This isn't a bad price - the same as Google Drive and considerably cheaper than Amazon S3, for example.

Now let's suppose you pay for one month, upload your data, then cancel the subscription. A year later you pay for one month again and, under your assumption, your data is there and you are able to download it. So the exercise has cost you $19.98 instead of $119.88. The logical question arising out of that is, why would Apple permit that?

Has anyone tried it