ICloud backup size?

I'm new to iCloud, and just wondering about the backup size. I have 4.5 GB of apps on my iPad, however when i back the iPad up to iCloud, it only shows a total backup size (including everything) of 150 MB. Isn't this supposed to backup app data as well as the base app itself? Or do I need to flick an option somewhere? Thanks.

iCloud Backup does not backup what can be downloaded from iCloud again,
see: iCloud: iCloud storage and backup overview http://support.apple.com/kb/PH12519
Your iOS device backup only includes data and settings stored on your device. It doesn’t include data already stored in iCloud, for example contacts, calendars, bookmarks, mail messages, notes, shared photo streams, My Photo Stream, and documents you save in iCloud using iOS apps and Mac apps.
So if your app stores all data in iCloud, it will count against your cloud storage, but not use backup storage. An backup to iTunes will include more items.

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Large iCloud backup size for some apps

Was poking around trying to get my backup down to size and noticed a few apps are major offenders:
Facebook - 28 MB
Words for Friends - 3.6 MB
Yelp 8.7 MB
NYC Mate - 68.3 MB
I'm not a programmer but it seems to me the only thing that should be getting backed up is perhaps my login credentials. This shouldn't be an enormous file that gets uploaded each night. One of those apps NYC Mate doesn't even have a login, so I wonder what it's sending to the cloud.
So, this is more of a curious gripe than a complaint. Should we be telling app developers to slim down what gets backed up each night in the interest of preserving bandwidth? Or is this a non-issue?

This needs to be addressed because you will not be able to use an incomplete backup. Not being able to back up to iCloud can be caused by a corrupt existing backup that needs to be deleted, or by data on your device that is causing the backup to fail. To troubleshoot these, try deleting your last iCloud backup (if you have one) by turning off iCloud Backup in Settings>iCloud>Storage & Backup, then tap Manage Storage, tap your device under Backups, then tap Delete Backup. Then go back and turn iCloud Backup back on and try backing up again.
If it still won't back up, you may have an app or something in your camera roll that is causing the backup to fail. To locate which one, go to Settings>iCloud>Storage & Backup>Manage Storage, tap the name of your device under Backups, under Backup Options tap Show All Apps, then turn them all to Off (including camera roll) and try backing up again. If the backup is successful, then the camera roll and/or one of your apps is causing the backup to fail and you'll have to located by process of elimination. Turn the camera roll On and try backing up again. If it succeeds, turn some of your apps to On and try backing up again. If it succeeds again, turn some more apps to On then try again; repeat this process until it fails. Eventually you'll be able to locate the problem app and exclude it from your backup.

Backup size wrong vs Icloud backup size

My backup size has an extra 3gb!
Even after disabling everything from backing up, it shows the next backup size 3.6gb?

Likely corrupted files.
Connect the iPod to your computer and look at the storage used by the various categories as shown in the colored bargarph in iTunes.
Come back with the results.

How do I reduce iCloud backup size

How can I reduce the size of my wife's iPhone backup? Our other iOS devices use<1 gob each and hers uses 3 gb. Where is her memory usage listed?

You can check Settings>iCloud>Storage & Backup>Manage Storage to see what's using the space. This article provides suggestions for reducing it: http://support.apple.com/kb/ht4847.

ICloud backup size - backs up everything every time?

Hi all,
I have just backed up my iPhone 4S and it is almost 14GB. You can imagine that took a long time on an ADSL line.
Now my question is, since I continue taking photos and videos, will each backup from now on be bigger and bigger. In other words, will my iPhone include stuff that was previously backed up in an earlier session or will it recognize the newly added stuff and back them up only?
Thanks,
SY

The problem is caused by an obscure bug in OS X. I don't know what triggers it.
The only solution that seems to work consistently is to erase the source volume in Disk Utility and restore from a backup.
You should have at least two complete, independent backups of any volume you're going to erase. One backup is not enough to be safe. To erase the boot volume, you need to boot into Recovery.

Is there a way to see the size of my ICloud backup files, so I can determine which one I want to use?

Is there a way to see the size of my ICloud backup files, so I can determine which one I want to use?

Go to Settings>iCloud>Storage & Backup>Manage Storage. Your backups are listed at the top, along with their sizes. Note: this will only list your most current backup. You may have your previous two backups available too but you cannot access any size information about them.

My icloud backup from iphone 4 abnormal size. What is using that space?

My icloud backup from iphone 4 uses 2,9GB of data even with all backup of apps are set to off including camera roll. I have tried to delete the backup a few times to no awail as the new backup is as large as before. I have an Ipad that only uses 700mb approx same settings but with most of the apps syncing.
Both the phone and the ipad have some 300apps on them but since we arent syncing the actual apps i guess it doesnt matter.
Mail sync off
Contact sync on
Calendar sync on
Reminders sync on
Bookmarks sync on
Notes sync off
Photo stream on
Documents and data off
Find my iphone on
The above are the same for both phone and ipad and should not be affecting total backup size?
Best Regards
Mr.Riwa

Being able to back up to the cloud can be very useful, especially if you don't have access to a computer or have infrequent access to one, however unless you specifically need to use iCloud for back up, you will find backing up to iTunes significantly more convenient and possibly more reliable.
Alternatively, if you delete your existing iCloud back up and start the back up again, the next back up will be the same size as the phone tells you is needed to perform that back up.

Icloud-different backup sizes for whatsapp under the documents

The option to backup whatsapp appears in two different places in the icloud settings menu.
Under documents and settings it shows the backup size as 39.1 MB and under the Backup Options it shows 112MB. ( i have attached screenshots of both the sizes) Could someone please explain to me why this discrepancy and do i need to keep both the backups?
Thank you,
Akshay

Is the iCloud a backup tool for your computer? ---- Apple care suggested using iCloud for a backup to my documents.
Not really. You can store "Documents in the Cloud" but this applies only to documents created by Pages, Numbers, Preview, Keynote, and Microsoft Office documents created on your computer stored in iCloud's "iWork". Within that limited purpose, iCloud works very well.
My question is -- If I purchase backup from a clould provider - other than apple, back up my files in documents in their cloud (make sure I can open them) and then delete the link to iCloud. Would I preserve my data?
I'm not quite sure I understand what you mean by "purchase backup from a cloud provider" but if you're considering a service such as Carbonite, I don't advocate any of them. To back up your Mac, use your own backup device - Time Capsule or an external hard disk. It's inexpensive and reliable: two elements essential for a backup strategy, that no subscription service can offer.

Huge backup size for iCloud

My Friend's iCloud backup is huge but she doesn't have much on, so why. I have over 200 photos and it says my photo file is 227 mgb, hers only has 40 pics and her photo file is 421mgb. What do you think is wrong? She has an iPad Air And doesn't have many apps.

iCloud backup consists of more than just photos.
You can check what is using the space and how much it is using here:
Settings > iCloud > Storage > Manage Storage > select the backup for that device
Here’s what iCloud backs up:
Purchase history for music, movies, TV shows, apps, and booksYour iCloud backup includes information about the content you have purchased, but not the purchased content itself. When you restore from an iCloud backup, your purchased content is automatically downloaded from the iTunes Store, App Store, or iBooks Store. Some types of content aren’t downloaded automatically in all countries, and previous purchases may be unavailable if they have been refunded or are no longer available in the store. For more information, see the Apple Support article iTunes in the Cloud availability by country. Some types of content aren’t available in all countries. For more information, see the Apple Support article What can I buy from the iTunes Store in my country?.
Photos and videos on your iOS devices
Device settings
App data
Home screen and app organization
iMessage, text (SMS), and MMS messages
Ringtones
Visual Voicemail
Your iOS device backup only includes data and settings stored on your device.
It doesn’t include data already stored in iCloud, for example contacts, calendars, bookmarks, mail messages, notes, shared photo albums, My Photo Stream, and documents you save in iCloud using iOS apps and Mac apps.
It doesn’t include data already stored in iCloud, for example contacts, calendars, bookmarks, mail messages, notes, shared photo albums, iCloud Photo Library beta, My Photo Stream, and documents you save in iCloud using iOS apps and Mac apps.
iCloud: iCloud storage and backup overview

Backup size says 2.0 GB, but I have all backup options turned off. Why is my backup size still 2.0 GB?

I had an iPhone 4 updated to the iOS 7.1.2 version, and I recently purchased an iPhone 5s. When I got the 5s, I transferred all of my camera roll pictures from my 4 to my PC in a file folder and deleted all the photos from my 4 camera roll. I also turned off the "camera roll" backup option in my iCloud storage settings. However, my backup size still said I had a large backup size, so I turned off all the apps in the backup options under the iCloud storage tab. Along with all the apps, I turned off the backup for the Mail, Contacts, Calendars, Reminders, etc. Yet, my backup size on my 4 still said 2.0 GB, and my 5s needs more backup storage without purchasing any extra storage.
I'm not sure if I should completely delete my 4 backup or if there is a solution without completely deleting its backup. If there is a possible solution to decrease my backup size without deleting the backup, what is that solution? If deleting the 4 backup is the best option, what are the "risks" of deleting the backup? Like would I lose anything I restored onto my 5s from the 4 backup, etc.?

Hi girdster,
Thanks for using Apple Support Communities. Based on what you stated, it sounds like you need to manage your iCloud storage. I would recommend that you read this article, This tells you how to manage and how to delete a backup.
Manage your iCloud storage - Apple Support
Cheers,
Mario

ICloud Backup Issues on iPhone & iPad Air: NOT Enough Storage (5 GB)

I've been a user of the free 5 GB of storage since its inception without any problems. I was backing up data on my iPhone and 3rd gen. iPad on a regular basis and never ran into any issues.
I recently upgraded to an iPad Air and set it up using a restoration and it went off without a hitch. The very next day I started noticing these warnings that I was approaching my storage limit even though I had not really changed the amount of data on my phone or the Air. I don't download lots of apps and basically only update them when necessary. I use iTunes Match, so I stream my music from the cloud so I don't have audio files on any devices, with the exception of my iPhone for those times I don't have access to wi-fi -- and it's always been the same number of files/same size.
(The iPhone is showing 3.5 GB in use and the Air is showing 1.3 as of this post).
I do have a fair amount of photos in the iPhoto stream as I'm always snapping something, but not to the point of being obssessed. And I always am moving them into iPhoto/Aperture and deleting them frequently, so I'm not talking about thousands of photos being on either device at any time.
In other words, I'm like the average user when it comes to the amount of data on my devices -- and am not going overboard where it's at the point that I know I have to delete things to make room.
I've scrutinized the file sizes of everything I possibly can in the settings on both devices yet I'm still getting the warning that I don't have enough storage space. I find it hard to believe that something during the process of setting up the Air pushed my storage over the edge to where I actually need to purchase space because I just am not seeing any deviation from what I used to do before setting up the Air.
I deleted the 3rd gen. iPad backup as well as any other old backups from iCloud which are no longer relevant each and every single time I've upgraded any device. I don't have anyone else using these devices other than myself so no one is downloading apps, snapping pix, or doing anything which would add data. I did a quick glance at the forums to see that lots of people have this problem - so I'm wondering if it's some type of glitch?
My iPhone told me today that I had not backed up to iCloud in weeks - which I'm sure refers to the time right around I bought the Air - as I have my devices to auto backup when connected to wi-fi. The last backup according to settings was 5/6 -- while the Air was on 5/16.
This is very annoying as I don't want to have to buy the next level of storage just to rid myself of this message so I'd be interested to know what others have tried. Sure, I can just do a complete backup of all my devices to my computer -- which I do fairly regularly -- but it was always good to know that I had access to iCloud backups for those times I didn't hook things up to my MBP.
Does anyone have any suggestions as to things I can try to rid myself of this dreaded message? It pops up daily and I really would love to fix it. Thanks!

I think I figured it out. I went through my iPhone and turned off a lot of the apps that were slotted to backup and it appears to done the trick as the phone is backing up to iCloud.
The language needs to be broken down where it makes more sense of what's happening behind the scenes during these backups as I think it can be easily miscontrued that it's the data the various specific apps are using which is the issue at hand and not them apps themselves is what's causing the increase in size; some people may think that if they turn these apps off, they are deleting the apps from their devices so they leave them all switched on which ends up bumping up the size and ultimately eating up storage space.
I admit to not really paying attention to what the explanation was saying when I initially got the error message which made me initially post this. Now that I'm rationally thinking, I can see the problem of the disappearing space and am off to turn off a handful of apps on the Air to reduce the storage allotment even more

Why doesn't my photos in my iCloud backup restore?

Hi,
Just did a factory reset on my iPhone 4S running 5.0.1 yesterday.
It seems that none of my old photos from "Camera Album" restores, although I've got more than 4.7 gbs photos stored according to iCloud?
This bothers me, as it is more than 1.000 photos that I've apparantly lost.

Camera Album = Camera Roll. My mistake. All my photos were on the camera roll, and the backup have been done (apparantly, due to the photo backup size being 4.7GBs), but the backup doesn't return to the phone?
I selected the iCloud backup when restoring my phone, but as said, the only thing that have returned to my phone is my contacts.
And my apologies for the messy language - Us danes don't ace english. :-)
Message was edited by: puttitat. Apology added.

What's bloating my iphone iCloud backup?

Last time I did an iCloud backup it took 2.6 gb but a few days later I tried again and it failed because it thinks the new backup needs 5.4gb to back it up. Where is this bloated figure coming from? I only added one app and it doesn't use much data at all and even taking it off the iCloud list didn't get help. How do I fix this because I feel like its trying to trick me into buying more storage until it says it needs 1tb of storage to backup my iphone :(

Could be a lot of things but I would connect the phone to iTunes and check the usage bar to see how large "Other" (the yellow segment) is. If it's unusually large, you may need to restore your phone to get it back down to a more reasonable size (be sure to back up your phone before restoring).

ICloud backups failing due to Safari bookmarks DB being locked

iCloud backups are failing to complete on my iPhone 4 (CDMA), iOS 5.0.1. I successfully completed a backup on November 9, but haven't been able to get a backup to complete since then. When I manually invoke the "Back Up Now" function, it starts backing up, then says "There was a problem completing the backup. Please try again later."
Looking in the console logs (below), it appears the problem is that the Safari bookmarks DB is locked (corrupted?). Indeed, I am unable to add additional bookmarks in Safari, I get the message: "Bookmarks are being synced. Please add the bookmark once syncing has completed."
I've tried restarting the iPhone to no avail; I've also looked at Apple's iCloud backup troubleshooting doc, and none of the cases there seemed to match this problem.
Any suggestions ar every much appreciated!
Here is what the iPhone console says:
Nov 29 15:47:01 unknown backupd[7416] <Warning>: INFO: SQLite file is locked: /var/mobile/Library/Safari/Bookmarks.db (d1f062e2da26192a6625d968274bfda8d07821e4)
Nov 29 15:47:02 unknown backupd[7416] <Warning>: WARNING: Error checkpointing copied SQLite file: disk I/O error (10) (MBErrorDomain/16): /var/mobile/Library/AddressBook/AddressBookImages.sqlitedb (cd6702cea29fe89cf280a76794405adb17f9a0ee)
Nov 29 15:47:04 unknown backupd[7416] <Warning>: INFO: Added batch of 4 files of size 15.2 KB in 2.155 s at 0.01 MB/s (6.6%)
Nov 29 15:47:04 unknown backupd[7416] <Warning>: INFO: Finished adding files in 7.103 s at 13.20 MB/s
Nov 29 15:47:05 unknown backupd[7416] <Warning>: WARNING: Retrying after hard error: Files modified while backing up (MBErrorDomain/9)
Nov 29 15:47:09 unknown backupd[7416] <Warning>: INFO: Snapshot 85 is uncommitted
Nov 29 15:47:25 unknown atc[7384] <Warning>: ATC|__20-[ATController init]_block_invoke_0831|ATController.m:1164| Checking timeout inactive=0, timeout disabled=1
Nov 29 15:47:33 unknown lockdownd[21] <Error>: 016b4000 copy_basebandRegionSKU: MobileGestalt failed to provide an BasebandRegionSKU
Nov 29 15:47:33 unknown lockdownd[21] <Error>: 016b4000 special_case_get_domain: NN: checking BT MAC Address reported back 24:ab:81:ec:bf:37
Nov 29 15:47:33 unknown kernel[0] <Debug>: lockbot[7436] Builtin profile: gputoolsd (sandbox)
Nov 29 15:47:36 unknown lockdownd[21] <Error>: 01632000 copy_basebandRegionSKU: MobileGestalt failed to provide an BasebandRegionSKU
Nov 29 15:47:36 unknown lockdownd[21] <Error>: 01632000 special_case_get_domain: NN: checking BT MAC Address reported back 24:ab:81:ec:bf:37
Nov 29 15:47:37 unknown DTFetchSymbols[7448] <Notice>: Found paths:
Nov 29 15:47:37 unknown DTFetchSymbols[7448] <Notice>: /usr/lib/dyld
Nov 29 15:47:37 unknown DTFetchSymbols[7448] <Notice>: /System/Library/Caches/com.apple.dyld/dyld_shared_cache_armv7
Nov 29 15:47:37 unknown DTFetchSymbols[7448] <Notice>: /Developer/usr/lib/CFDataFormatters.dylib
Nov 29 15:47:37 unknown DTFetchSymbols[7448] <Notice>: /Developer/usr/lib/libdebugnub.dylib
Nov 29 15:47:37 unknown DTFetchSymbols[7448] <Notice>: /Developer/usr/lib/libXcodeDebuggerSupport.dylib
Nov 29 15:47:37 unknown DTFetchSymbols[7448] <Notice>: /Developer/Library/PrivateFrameworks/GPUTools.framework/libglInterpose.dylib
Nov 29 15:47:37 unknown DTFetchSymbols[7448] <Notice>: /Developer/Library/PrivateFrameworks/GPUToolsCore.framework/GPUToolsCore
Nov 29 15:47:37 unknown DTFetchSymbols[7448] <Notice>: /Developer/Library/PrivateFrameworks/DevToolsBundleInjection.framework/DevTools BundleInjection
Nov 29 15:47:37 unknown DTFetchSymbols[7448] <Notice>: /Developer/Library/Frameworks/SenTestingKit.framework/SenTestingKit
Nov 29 15:47:56 unknown backupd[7416] <Warning>: INFO: Modified while scanning: /var/mobile/Library/Safari/Bookmarks.db
Nov 29 15:48:25 unknown atc[7384] <Warning>: ATC|__20-[ATController init]_block_invoke_0831|ATController.m:1164| Checking timeout inactive=0, timeout disabled=1
Nov 29 15:48:29 unknown backupd[7416] <Warning>: INFO: Scanned in 79.680 s
Nov 29 15:48:30 unknown backupd[7416] <Warning>: INFO: Found 0 deleted files in 0.995 s
Nov 29 15:48:33 unknown backupd[7416] <Warning>: INFO: Updated snapshot 85 (added 6 files of size 182.2 MB)
Nov 29 15:48:33 unknown backupd[7416] <Warning>: INFO: Created backup and snapshot in 2.651 s
Nov 29 15:48:33 unknown backupd[7416] <Warning>: INFO: Adding 6 files of size 182.2 MB
Nov 29 15:49:11 unknown backupd[7416] <Warning>: INFO: Added batch of 1 files of size 88.7 MB in 24.837 s at 3.57 MB/s (29.4%)
Nov 29 15:49:25 unknown atc[7384] <Warning>: ATC|__20-[ATController init]_block_invoke_0831|ATController.m:1164| Checking timeout inactive=0, timeout disabled=1
Nov 29 15:49:45 unknown backupd[7416] <Warning>: ERROR: Error starting transfer of items with MMCS: Error Domain=com.apple.mmcs Code=30 "The operation couldn’t be completed. (com.apple.mmcs error 30 - All items in the request have failed. Put authorization will not be requested)" UserInfo=0xf9d5bf0 {NSDescription=All items in the request have failed. Put authorization will not be requested}
Nov 29 15:49:45 unknown backupd[7416] <Warning>: INFO: Not retrying after unrecoverable error: Error putting items into chunk store (MBErrorDomain/400). Underlying error: Error putting items into MMCS (MBErrorDomain/400). Underlying error: The operation couldn’t be completed. (com.apple.mmcs error 30 - All items in the request have failed. Put authorization will not be requested) (com.apple.mmcs/30)..
Nov 29 15:49:51 unknown backupd[7416] <Warning>: ERROR: Backup failed: Error putting items into chunk store (MBErrorDomain/400). Underlying error: Error putting items into MMCS (MBErrorDomain/400). Underlying error: The operation couldn’t be completed. (com.apple.mmcs error 30 - All items in the request have failed. Put authorization will not be requested) (com.apple.mmcs/30)..
Nov 29 15:49:52 unknown lockdownd[21] <Error>: libMobileGestalt copyInternationalMobileEquipmentIdentity: No IMEI in CT mobile equipment info dictionary - <CFBasicHash 0x2254b0 [0x3f5f5630]>{type = mutable dict, count = 6,
          entries =>
                    1 : <CFString 0x250530 [0x3f5f5630]>{contents = "kCTMobileEquipmentInfoCurrentSubscriberId"} = <CFString 0x224740 [0x3f5f5630]>{contents = "2062760895"}
                    2 : <CFString 0x225480 [0x3f5f5630]>{contents = "kCTMobileEquipmentInfoCurrentMobileId"} = <CFString 0x24f4d0 [0x3f5f5630]>{contents = "A100001AEF8D32"}
                    3 : <CFString 0x240100 [0x3f5f5630]>{contents = "kCTMobileEquipmentInfoMEID"} = <CFString 0x24f4d0 [0x3f5f5630]>{contents = "A100001AEF8D32"}
                    4 : <CFString 0x255a70 [0x3f5f5630]>{contents = "kCTMobileEquipmentInfoMIN"} = <CFString 0x224740 [0x3f5f5630]>{contents = "2062760895"}
                    7 : <CFString 0x258a10 [0x3f5f5630]>{contents = "kCTMobileEquipmentInfoPRLVersion"} = <CFNumber 0x250de0 [0x3f5f5630]>{value = +52341, type = kCFNumberSInt64Type}
                    8 : <CFString 0x250570 [0x3f5f5630]>{contents = "kCTMobileEquipmentInfoERIVersion"} = <CFNumber 0x240050 [0x3f5f5630]>{value = +6, type = kCFNumberSInt32Type}
Nov 29 15:49:52 unknown lockdownd[21] <Error>: 01632000 copy_imei: MobileGestalt failed to provide an IMEI
Nov 29 15:49:52 unknown lockdownd[21] <Error>: 01632000 copy_iccid: invalid ICCID from CT/no ICCID available
Nov 29 15:49:53 unknown backupd[7416] <Warning>: INFO: Scheduling next backup at 11/29/11 3:50:23 PM
Nov 29 15:50:25 unknown atc[7384] <Warning>: ATC|__20-[ATController init]_block_invoke_0831|ATController.m:1164| Checking timeout inactive=0, timeout disabled=1
Nov 29 15:50:26 unknown backupd[7416] <Warning>: INFO: Backup starting
Nov 29 15:50:26 unknown backupd[7416] <Warning>: INFO: DeviceID="8e00a6a6d8e93337321c17ba679894a5ac80ddb1", DeviceName="Blake Scholl's iPhone", ProductType="iPhone3,3", BuildVersion="9A405"
Nov 29 15:50:30 unknown profiled[7458] <Notice>: (Note ) profiled: Service starting...
Nov 29 15:50:32 unknown wifid[25] <Error>: WiFi:[344303432.585437]: Client itunesstored is background application
Nov 29 15:50:38 unknown backupd[7416] <Warning>: INFO: Refreshed cache in 4.024 s
Nov 29 15:50:38 unknown backupd[7416] <Warning>: INFO: Snapshot 85 is uncommitted
Nov 29 15:51:15 unknown backupd[7416] <Warning>: INFO: Modified while scanning: /var/mobile/Library/Safari/Bookmarks.db
Nov 29 15:51:16 unknown backupd[7416] <Warning>: INFO: Modified while scanning: /var/mobile/Library/Preferences
Nov 29 15:51:18 unknown backupd[7416] <Warning>: INFO: Modified while scanning: /var/mobile/Library/Preferences/com.apple.itunesstored.plist
Nov 29 15:51:18 unknown backupd[7416] <Warning>: INFO: Modified while scanning: /var/mobile/Library/Preferences
Nov 29 15:51:25 unknown atc[7384] <Warning>: ATC|__20-[ATController init]_block_invoke_0831|ATController.m:1164| Checking timeout inactive=0, timeout disabled=1
Nov 29 15:51:31 unknown profiled[7458] <Notice>: (Note ) profiled: Idled.
Nov 29 15:51:31 unknown profiled[7458] <Notice>: (Note ) profiled: Service stopping.
Nov 29 15:51:50 unknown backupd[7416] <Warning>: INFO: Scanned in 71.803 s
Nov 29 15:51:52 unknown backupd[7416] <Warning>: INFO: Found 1 deleted files in 1.279 s
Nov 29 15:51:55 unknown backupd[7416] <Warning>: INFO: Updated snapshot 85 (added 11 files of size 93.8 MB)
Nov 29 15:51:55 unknown backupd[7416] <Warning>: INFO: Created backup and snapshot in 2.424 s
Nov 29 15:51:55 unknown backupd[7416] <Warning>: INFO: Adding 11 files of size 93.8 MB
Nov 29 15:51:55 unknown backupd[7416] <Warning>: INFO: SQLite file is locked: /var/mobile/Library/Safari/Bookmarks.db (d1f062e2da26192a6625d968274bfda8d07821e4)
Nov 29 15:51:56 unknown backupd[7416] <Warning>: WARNING: Error checkpointing copied SQLite file: disk I/O error (10) (MBErrorDomain/16): /var/mobile/Library/AddressBook/AddressBookImages.sqlitedb (cd6702cea29fe89cf280a76794405adb17f9a0ee)
Nov 29 15:52:00 unknown backupd[7416] <Warning>: INFO: Added batch of 9 files of size 3.8 KB in 4.011 s at 0.00 MB/s (0.0%)
Nov 29 15:52:01 unknown backupd[7416] <Warning>: INFO: Added batch of 1 files of size 0 B in 0.492 s at 0.00 MB/s (0.0%)
Nov 29 15:52:01 unknown backupd[7416] <Warning>: INFO: Finished adding files in 6.141 s at 15.27 MB/s
Nov 29 15:52:03 unknown backupd[7416] <Warning>: WARNING: Retrying after hard error: Files modified while backing up (MBErrorDomain/9)
Nov 29 15:52:09 unknown backupd[7416] <Warning>: INFO: Snapshot 85 is uncommitted
Nov 29 15:52:25 unknown atc[7384] <Warning>: ATC|__20-[ATController init]_block_invoke_0831|ATController.m:1164| Checking timeout inactive=0, timeout disabled=1
Nov 29 15:52:25 unknown atc[7384] <Warning>: ATC|__block_global_22|ATController.m:1182| Assertion check - link <ATLink: 0x1862d0> held: 0, idle: 0
Nov 29 15:52:46 unknown backupd[7416] <Warning>: INFO: Modified while scanning: /var/mobile/Library/Safari/Bookmarks.db
Nov 29 15:53:19 unknown backupd[7416] <Warning>: INFO: Scanned in 69.028 s
Nov 29 15:53:19 unknown backupd[7416] <Warning>: INFO: Found 0 deleted files in 0.693 s
Nov 29 15:53:24 unknown backupd[7416] <Warning>: INFO: Updated snapshot 85 (added 4 files of size 93.8 MB)
Nov 29 15:53:24 unknown backupd[7416] <Warning>: INFO: Created backup and snapshot in 3.972 s
Nov 29 15:53:24 unknown backupd[7416] <Warning>: INFO: Adding 4 files of size 93.8 MB
Nov 29 15:53:25 unknown backupd[7416] <Warning>: INFO: SQLite file is locked: /var/mobile/Library/Safari/Bookmarks.db (d1f062e2da26192a6625d968274bfda8d07821e4)
Nov 29 15:53:25 unknown atc[7384] <Warning>: ATC|__20-[ATController init]_block_invoke_0831|ATController.m:1164| Checking timeout inactive=0, timeout disabled=1
Nov 29 15:53:25 unknown backupd[7416] <Warning>: WARNING: Error checkpointing copied SQLite file: disk I/O error (10) (MBErrorDomain/16): /var/mobile/Library/AddressBook/AddressBookImages.sqlitedb (cd6702cea29fe89cf280a76794405adb17f9a0ee)
Nov 29 15:53:28 unknown backupd[7416] <Warning>: INFO: Added batch of 2 files of size 1.6 KB in 2.274 s at 0.00 MB/s (0.0%)
Nov 29 15:53:28 unknown backupd[7416] <Warning>: INFO: Finished adding files in 3.440 s at 27.26 MB/s
Nov 29 15:53:28 unknown backupd[7416] <Warning>: WARNING: Retrying after hard error: Files modified while backing up (MBErrorDomain/9)
Nov 29 15:53:34 unknown backupd[7416] <Warning>: INFO: Snapshot 85 is uncommitted
Nov 29 15:54:18 unknown backupd[7416] <Warning>: INFO: Modified while scanning: /var/mobile/Library/SpringBoard
Nov 29 15:54:18 unknown backupd[7416] <Warning>: INFO: Modified while scanning: /var/mobile/Library/SpringBoard/applicationstate.plist
Nov 29 15:54:20 unknown backupd[7416] <Warning>: INFO: Modified while scanning: /var/mobile/Library/SpringBoard
Nov 29 15:54:20 unknown backupd[7416] <Warning>: INFO: Modified while scanning: /var/mobile/Library/Safari/Bookmarks.db
Nov 29 15:54:23 unknown backupd[7416] <Warning>: INFO: Modified while scanning: /var/mobile/Library/Mail
Nov 29 15:54:25 unknown atc[7384] <Warning>: ATC|__20-[ATController init]_block_invoke_0831|ATController.m:1164| Checking timeout inactive=0, timeout disabled=1
Nov 29 15:54:53 unknown backupd[7416] <Warning>: INFO: Scanned in 78.753 s
Nov 29 15:54:53 unknown backupd[7416] <Warning>: INFO: Found 0 deleted files in 0.857 s
Nov 29 15:54:56 unknown backupd[7416] <Warning>: INFO: Updated snapshot 85 (added 9 files of size 182.2 MB)
Nov 29 15:54:56 unknown backupd[7416] <Warning>: INFO: Created backup and snapshot in 2.897 s
Nov 29 15:54:56 unknown backupd[7416] <Warning>: INFO: Adding 9 files of size 182.2 MB
Nov 29 15:55:00 unknown backupd[7416] <Warning>: INFO: Added batch of 2 files of size 31.3 KB in 3.679 s at 0.01 MB/s (0.0%)
Nov 29 15:55:25 unknown atc[7384] <Warning>: ATC|__20-[ATController init]_block_invoke_0831|ATController.m:1164| Checking timeout inactive=0, timeout disabled=1
Nov 29 15:55:33 unknown backupd[7416] <Warning>: INFO: Added batch of 1 files of size 88.7 MB in 22.235 s at 3.99 MB/s (24.3%)
Nov 29 15:56:08 unknown backupd[7416] <Warning>: ERROR: Error starting transfer of items with MMCS: Error Domain=com.apple.mmcs Code=30 "The operation couldn’t be completed. (com.apple.mmcs error 30 - All items in the request have failed. Put authorization will not be requested)" UserInfo=0xf950f60 {NSDescription=All items in the request have failed. Put authorization will not be requested}
Nov 29 15:56:08 unknown backupd[7416] <Warning>: INFO: Not retrying after unrecoverable error: Error putting items into chunk store (MBErrorDomain/400). Underlying error: Error putting items into MMCS (MBErrorDomain/400). Underlying error: The operation couldn’t be completed. (com.apple.mmcs error 30 - All items in the request have failed. Put authorization will not be requested) (com.apple.mmcs/30)..
Nov 29 15:56:13 unknown lockdownd[21] <Error>: libMobileGestalt copyInternationalMobileEquipmentIdentity: No IMEI in CT mobile equipment info dictionary - <CFBasicHash 0x255a30 [0x3f5f5630]>{type = mutable dict, count = 6,
          entries =>
                    1 : <CFString 0x250530 [0x3f5f5630]>{contents = "kCTMobileEquipmentInfoCurrentSubscriberId"} = <CFString 0x2439f0 [0x3f5f5630]>{contents = "2062760895"}
                    2 : <CFString 0x227350 [0x3f5f5630]>{contents = "kCTMobileEquipmentInfoCurrentMobileId"} = <CFString 0x2506d0 [0x3f5f5630]>{contents = "A100001AEF8D32"}
                    3 : <CFString 0x258a10 [0x3f5f5630]>{contents = "kCTMobileEquipmentInfoMEID"} = <CFString 0x2506d0 [0x3f5f5630]>{contents = "A100001AEF8D32"}
                    4 : <CFString 0x24ca60 [0x3f5f5630]>{contents = "kCTMobileEquipmentInfoMIN"} = <CFString 0x2439f0 [0x3f5f5630]>{contents = "2062760895"}
                    7 : <CFString 0x225640 [0x3f5f5630]>{contents = "kCTMobileEquipmentInfoPRLVersion"} = <CFNumber 0x255930 [0x3f5f5630]>{value = +52341, type = kCFNumberSInt64Type}
                    8 : <CFString 0x250570 [0x3f5f5630]>{contents = "kCTMobileEquipmentInfoERIVersion"} = <CFNumber 0x240050 [0x3f5f5630]>{value = +6, type = kCFNumberSInt32Type}
Nov 29 15:56:13 unknown lockdownd[21] <Error>: 01632000 copy_imei: MobileGestalt failed to provide an IMEI
Nov 29 15:56:13 unknown lockdownd[21] <Error>: 01632000 copy_iccid: invalid ICCID from CT/no ICCID available
Nov 29 15:56:13 unknown backupd[7416] <Warning>: ERROR: Backup failed: Error putting items into chunk store (MBErrorDomain/400). Underlying error: Error putting items into MMCS (MBErrorDomain/400). Underlying error: The operation couldn’t be completed. (com.apple.mmcs error 30 - All items in the request have failed. Put authorization will not be requested) (com.apple.mmcs/30)..
Nov 29 15:56:15 unknown backupd[7416] <Warning>: INFO: Scheduling next backup at 11/29/11 7:33:26 PM

Had same problem, the solution lies with having your original apple ID associated email address "verified".
I may not have all the steps down correctly, but open your apple ID account manager and go to the your listing for email and "verify" the email address. This association then seems to allow the use of your email address when you are trying to set up this new apple ID that they are requiring for iCloud.
Be aware that this new apple ID has a far reach and apparently cannot be undone, that is you can't change the name, characters, numbers or whatever you have for an email address that becomes your apple ID---even if you can no longer use the email address to receive email.
Lots of luck.
I have been trying to get the iCloud features to work for over a week now, including a visit to a genius bar, and still not fully functioning.

WhatsApp claims I have no storage on my phone to restore a backup while I have more than enough space for the backup size required. What do I do?

Hello community,
I used to have storage problems on my phone, and chose to delete WhatsApp since it consumed nearly a whole gigabyte on my phone. I thought that through deleting it and reinstalling, it would get rid of the overload of data and start fresh. However, once I got to the page to restore from a back-up of my messages, I didn't have enough space on my phone. So I did further research into how to free up some space (turned out I had a lot of deleted photos hiding in my phone which should've been totally gone) and managed to get nearly 500 MB free. So I went back to my WhatsApp app, and tried to restore the back-up since it says the size of the back-up is 360 MB. However, it still gives the following error message that it had given me before:
"Sorry, there isn't enough room on you iPhone to restore from your iCloud backup. Make room by deleting existing videos or photos and try again."
I didn't (and still don't) understand why it says there is no room on my phone even though I had about 450 MB free. I have tried switching my phone off and then back on. Still, I get the same message. I have also tried deleting WhatsApp again and re-installing it but still I get the same message, still when I have enough room on my phone. By now, I have already consumed my storage on other apps so I don't have much space left anyway, making the error message reasonable.
I would really appreciate if anyone could just throw me some possible solutions that could solve the problem of WhatsApp not recognizing that I've got enough space for it on my iPhone to restore all my messages. I would like them back because I have some important and nice message threads I would love to have retrieved. Remember, I have already tried switching my phone off and back on and also deleting WhatsApp when I had sufficient storage. Currently I don't have enough storage, which makes sense for the error message to appear, but if anyone gives me a possible solution I will make way for enough storage and try the solution.
Also a weird thing is that at first, I still got notifications of messages people sent me through private chat (so not group chat). I don't know what it exactly means, but hopefully that helps with finding a solution.
If you think that I might as well post this question on a WhatsApp forum, please tell me, because it does indeed seem like it lies on the app and not my phone.
Thank you all anyway for reading and wanting to help.
Shaynidw.

Does your Cloud subscription show on your account page?
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