Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), began to offer them a month of iCloud free to iPhone and iPad users around the world, the American company trying to help people have more storage space. In the image below you can see what recommendation an iCloud user received, Apple offering a month of free iCloud subscription only for those who use the service based on the free 5 GB option and have no more space.
In the image below, Apple recommends trying the iCloud option, which offers 50 GB of storage space for iCloud at the price of 1 dollar per month, the first month being offered for free. Apple basically wants to show people that they can have enough storage space for backups, pictures, or anything else at a very low price, and that could increase the number of subscribers.
Apple Offers One MONTH of FREE iCloud to Customers
Apple offers the first month of iCloud subscription for free and for the 200 GB or 2 TB options, so anyone can try these plans without paying a penny to the company. Apple knows that people like to try certain services before paying for them, and that's why Apple Music is free for 3 months for customers who want to try it.
"You do not have enough space in iCloud to back up your iPhone. A 50 GB plan gives you plenty of space to continue backing up your iPhone. Your first month is free and it's just $0.99 each month after."
Considering that Apple offers this free of charge only to those who use the free 5 GB option, it is very possible that you will not see any alert unless you run out of space for it. If you pay for one of the other two subscriptions, it is unlikely that you will receive an alert from Apple to receive a month of free iCloud.
