Every Mac comes with Time Machine built in—but a single backup drive is still a single point of failure. Here’s how to build a complete 3-2-1 backup plan that keeps your data safe no matter what happens.
Is your Mac's Time Machine backup drive full and you're not sure why? Let us de-mystify things and get your backups running smoothly again.
Looking for the *right* way to backup your Mac? iCloud and Time Machine are great tools, but the best way to protect your data is to use all backup methods at your disposal. Here's how.
Time Machine is one of the unsung heroes of macOS, automating the process of backing up your primary data drive to an external drive. Here's how to get started.
Need to restore your Mac to a previous state? Migration Assistant and Time Machine make it easy. Here's how to tackle it in macOS Ventura.
Time Machine is one of the best features of macOS, automating the process of backing up your primary data drive to an external drive.
Our 12 Days of Backups series teaches you how to back up your Apple devices. Day 1 highlights using Time Machine for the Mac
With macOS Big Sur, you need an APSF-formatted drive to use Time Machine for backing up your files—which could be a problem.
A quick guide on how to delete Time Machine local snapshots in order to free space on your Mac.
