It’s great that iCloud will free up storage space for you by moving documents you don’t need — but you sometimes have to convince it you need them back.
They must have some pretty great Wi-Fi at Apple Park, because sometimes macOS looks as if it assumes we are all online, all the time, and with brilliant connection speeds. If you’re not for any reason, then iCloud’s automatic offloading of your lesser-used documents is aggravating.
If you’ve ever tried to open a document you know exists and Pages has said no, it doesn’t, you’ve hit this snag. Similarly, if half your Final Cut Pro timeline has just changed to the red Missing File message, blame iCloud.
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