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Summer travel season is here, and if you travel with your MacBook, you're carrying your digital life with you. iCloud keeps your files in sync across devices, and Time Machine protects you locally. But if your laptop is lost or damaged while traveling, you need to have an off-site backup. Backblaze runs automatically and creates a separate backup of your entire Mac in the cloud, including external drives. You set it up once and you're protected. iCloud for Sync, Time Machine for local backup, Backblaze for off-site protection. Try it for free at Backblaze.com slash 9to5Mac and get 20% off with code 9to5 daily.

Summer travel season is here, and if you travel with your MacBook, you're carrying your digital life with you. iCloud keeps your files in sync across devices, and Time Machine protects you locally. But if your laptop is lost or damaged while traveling, you need to have an off-site backup. Backblaze runs automatically and creates a separate backup of your entire Mac in the cloud, including external drives. You set it up once, and you're protected. iCloud for sync, Time Machine for local backup, Backblaze for off-site protection. Try it for free at Backblaze.com slash 9to5Mac and get 20% off with code 9to5daily. My thanks to Backblaze for their support of the show.

Summer travel season is here, and if you travel with your MacBook, you're carrying your digital life with you. iCloud keeps your files in sync across devices, and Time Machine protects you locally. But if your laptop is lost or damaged while traveling, you need to have an off-site backup. Backblaze runs automatically and creates a separate backup of your entire Mac in the cloud, including external drives. You set it up once, and you're protected. iCloud for sync, Time Machine for local backup, Backblaze for off-site protection. Try it for free at backblaze.com slash 9to5Mac and get 20% off with code 9to5daily. My thanks to Backblaze for their support of the show.

Summer travel season is here, and if you travel with your MacBook, you're carrying your digital life with you. iCloud keeps your files in sync across devices, and Time Machine protects you locally. But if your laptop is lost or damaged while traveling, you need to have an off-site backup. Backblaze runs automatically and creates a separate backup of your entire Mac in the cloud, including external drives. You set it up once, and you're protected. iCloud for sync, Time Machine for local backup, Backblaze for off-site protection. Try it for free at Backblaze.com slash 9to5Mac and get 20% off with code 9to5 daily. My thanks to Backblaze for their support of the show.

We are sponsored this week by Backblaze. Summer travel season is here, and if you travel with your MacBook, you're carrying your digital life with you. iCloud keeps your files in sync across devices, and Time Machine protects you locally. But if your laptop is lost or damaged while traveling, you need to have an off-site backup. Backblaze runs automatically and creates a separate backup of your entire Mac in the cloud, including external drives. You set it up once and you're protected. iCloud for sync, Time Machine for local backup, Backblaze for off-site protection. Try it for free at Backblaze.com slash 9to5Mac and get 20% off with code 9to5daily. My thanks to Backblaze for their support of the show.

We're sponsored this week by Backblaze. If you're building apps, editing video, or managing client work on your Mac, your files change constantly. iCloud keeps everything in sync across devices, which is great for access. Time Machine gives you a local backup. Backblaze adds automatic off-site backup with version history, so you can restore earlier versions or recover everything after a drive failure. You install it once, and it just works in the background. For anyone who depends on their Mac every day, that complete setup makes the most sense. Start your free trial today at backblaze.com slash 9to5Mac and use code 9to5daily for 20% off. My thanks to Backblaze for supporting the show.

We're sponsored this week by Backblaze. If you're building apps, editing video, or managing client work on your Mac, your files change constantly. iCloud keeps everything in sync across devices, which is great for access. Time Machine gives you a local backup. Backblaze adds automatic off-site backup with version history, so you can restore earlier versions or recover everything after a drive failure. You install it once, and it just works in the background. For anyone who depends on their Mac every day, that complete setup makes the most sense. Start your free trial today at backblaze.com slash 9to5Mac and use code 9to5daily for 20% off. My thanks to Backblaze for supporting the show.

We are sponsored this week by Backblaze. If you use a Mac, you probably use iCloud. On iPhone, it backs up your device, and on macOS, it mostly syncs your files across devices, which works well for access. But if your MacBook is lost or the drive fails, you need a way to fully restore everything. Time Machine is great, but it requires an external drive or a network drive, and that backup usually lives in the same place as your computer. Backblaze runs automatically in the background and creates an off-site backup of your entire Mac, including external drives with version history. You set it up once and you are set. iCloud keeps things in sync, Time Machine protects you locally, and Backblaze protects you off-site. Start your free trial at backblaze.com slash 9to5Mac and get 20% off with code 9to5 daily.

We are sponsored this week by Backblaze. If you use a Mac, you probably use iCloud. On iPhone, it backs up your device, and on macOS, it mostly syncs your files across devices, which works well for access. But if your MacBook is lost or the drive fails, you need a way to fully restore everything. Time Machine is great, but it requires an external drive or a network drive, and that backup usually lives in the same place as your computer. Backblaze runs automatically in the background and creates an off-site backup of your entire Mac, including external drives with version history. You set it up once and you are set. iCloud keeps things in sync, Time Machine protects you locally, and Backblaze protects you off-site. Start your free trial at backblaze.com slash 9to5Mac and get 20% off with code 9to5 daily.

We are sponsored this week by Backblaze. If you use a Mac, you probably use iCloud. On iPhone, it backs up your device, and on macOS, it mostly syncs your files across devices, which works well for access. But if your MacBook is lost or the drive fails, you need a way to fully restore everything. Time Machine is great, but it requires an external drive or a network drive, and that backup usually lives in the same place as your computer. Backblaze runs automatically in the background and creates an off-site backup of your entire Mac, including external drives with version history. You set it up once and you are set. iCloud keeps things in sync, Time Machine protects you locally, and Backblaze protects you off-site. Start your free trial at backblaze.com slash 9to5Mac and get 20% off with code 9to5 daily.