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iCloud+ Coming to Pakistan With Apple TV and Apple Arcade

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iCloud+ Coming to Pakistan With Apple TV and Apple Arcade

Apple is set to introduce iCloud+ to Pakistan, with subscriptions beginning at Rs. 200 per month and extending up to 12TB of storage. Subscribers to these paid plans will also receive Apple TV and Apple Arcade at no additional charge, in addition to Apple's existing cloud storage and privacy features. This information was revealed on Apple's official iCloud+ page, which now displays pricing for Pakistan and a "coming soon" notice.

The pricing of Rs. 200/month aligns with the anticipated Apple TV cost in Pakistan. iCloud+ offers a range of features beyond extra storage, including iCloud Private Relay, Hide My Email, Custom Email Domain, HomeKit Secure Video support, access to Apple Invites, and the ability to share a subscription with up to five family members.

Under the Family Sharing option, users can share storage, Apple TV, and Apple Arcade while maintaining individual data privacy. Apple offers multiple iCloud+ plans in Pakistan, starting with 5GB free storage for Rs. 200/month and going up to 12TB for Rs. 17,900/month. Each plan includes Apple TV and Apple Arcade, along with various privacy-focused features.

The service is currently listed as "Coming soon" in Pakistan, with no specific launch date provided. Apple notes that pricing, services, and individual features may vary by country, and some features might not be available in every region.

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