If your Mac crashes and you lose it all, you can restore it back to its current state thanks to backups. Here's how to do so.
If you use Time Machine to back up your Mac and something goes wrong with your external hard drive, you can still recover data with local snapshots!
One of the most important things you should be doing with your Mac is backing up all of its data. Here are some of our favorite solutions for backing up your most important files, should anything ever happen.
How do you make sure the backups you take are as secure as your Mac itself? By encrypting the drives!
If you're selling your iPhone or iPad or passing it on to someone else, the first thing you'll want to do is make sure they won't have access to any of your personal data. Fortunately, iOS makes it very easy to wipe all your data off your old iPhone or iPad, no computer required. Here's how!
While you can and should back up your iPhone and iPad via iCloud, it may be best to have an archived backup in case something ever goes really wrong.
Time Machine is a free app built-in to your Mac that lets you create backups of your data. Here's how to use it.
The Apple TV may not have the traditional backup methods you're used to, but it's still possible to keep your Apple TV content safe. Here's how.
How do you back up your Mac locally and off-site or online so all your important photos and files stay safe and sound? Like this!
If you already store most of your data in cloud-based storage services, why is it so important to do a hard backup of your devices?