In Brazil, the prices for Apple’s iCloud storage and Apple One bundles have gone up. Because of this change, Apple users in the country who count on its cloud and paid subscription services will experience changes.
Higher prices are set because Brazil has introduced new taxes and its currency fluctuates, which Apple now needs to consider for local services. As a result, Apple adjusted the subscription prices to match today’s costs.
Now, iCloud charges more for monthly fees in each storage plan. Prices for the 50GB, 200G,B and 2TB plans have all increased. Subscribers in Brazil now have to pay more for Apple One, the bundle that offers Apple Music, Apple TV+, Apple Arcade and extra iCloud storage.
Apple has raised the prices of its subscriptions in Brazil before. Similar structural changes were put into place in the past for economic reasons. Residents of Brazil are encouraged to check their subscription information and decide if they’d like to stay with the new prices or change their plans.
All in all, these price rises show how tough it can be for companies to run digital services across the world’s different economies. Customers may notice some cost adjustments on Apple’s services because of factors in each location.