Via satellite and servers
Yes, when you buy apps, the app Automatically saves to iCloud.
iCloud for iOS will allow you to store your calendars, contacts, apps, photos, books, music, and much more in the cloud.
If you want to transfer apps to an iPhone, the method depends on where the apps are coming from. From another iPhone: Use Quick Start. Place both iPhones close together, follow the setup prompts, and choose to transfer your data and apps. From iCloud backup: During iPhone setup, choose Restore from iCloud Backup to bring back your apps and data. From the App Store: Open the App Store, go to your account, and download previously purchased apps again. If you mean transferring apps from a computer, Apple no longer supports installing apps through iTunes. You’ll need to download them through the App Store or restore them from a backup.
Yes, that is the wonderful thing about icloud you log in to your itunes account and it will transfer your apps and data to your other comp or itouch
Yes, you can store songs not purchased on iTunes on iCloud by using iCloud Drive. You can upload your music files to iCloud Drive, allowing you to access them across your devices. However, iCloud Music Library, which is part of Apple Music, will only match or upload songs that are in the Apple Music catalog. For non-iTunes purchases, using iCloud Drive is the best option.
The new iCloud is a program that you will be able to run seamlessly, and it will sync all your information (files, photos, music, apps, etc.) between all of your Apple devices, such as your computer, iPhone, iPad, etc.
Yes. But you can put them back on for free and you can keep the data if you back them up on iCloud
iCloud takes your purchased music, books, apps and your mail, calendar, documents and photos and stores them on an Apple server. Then you can, using Apple ID, access it from any other compatible device. Compatible devices are: iPod Touch, iPhone, Mac and PC
There should be a button on itunes that says restore. If you click that it will restore all the original setting on your iPod. It will delete all apps but the apps should be saved on itunes on your computer. It will not delete songs.
You can get apps from the Internet but they redirect you to the i tunes store.
If your text messages are being synced on your iPad when you type them on your iPhone, you're probably using iCloud. Go into settings and disable iCloud for any apps you don't want synced between your devices.
To delete everything on iCloud, first, sign in to your iCloud account on a web browser or through your device's settings. Navigate to different sections like iCloud Drive, Photos, Contacts, and other apps to manually delete files and data. For a comprehensive deletion, you can also go to Settings > [your name] > iCloud > Manage Storage on an iPhone or iPad and delete app data or backups. Lastly, ensure you empty the "Recently Deleted" folder for complete removal.