When it comes to iTunes and iCloud--
now, when I say iTunes, do you notice how also says finder?
On a Mac, iTunes no longer exist as a product.
So it looks like iTunes, it feels like iTunes--
I'm going to show you what it looks like--
but it's essentially just Finder now.
The backup is exactly the same.
And then there's also iCloud.
I actually back up my iPhone to my PC, to my Mac, and to cloud
every single night.
Do you think these backups are the same?
And this is where you have to think about it.
My most recent-- so every night when I'm connected to Wi-Fi,
a backup occurs to cloud.
That is going to be the most similar to the data that's
on my iPhone.
I can honestly tell you I don't know the last time I backed up
to a PC or to this Mac, so those would have legacy information.
Think about the things that you do on your iPhone.
If you go in and I start deleting pictures,
those pictures could exist in cloud.
They could exist in older backups.
You will find legacy information.
It is very common for users to have iOS backup files,
so the beginning of section 4 is extremely important for you
to pay attention to.