Apple has sent an email to developers notifying them that their iCloud libraries housing iTunes Match data will be wiped on Monday, September 26th at 9AM PDT. The reason for the wipe is to "improve the overall quality and reliability" of the service. The news comes after Apple wiped all the iCloud backup data on Thursday, September 22nd. (Macrumors)
Apple has sent an email to developers notifying them that their iCloud libraries housing iTunes Match data will be wiped on Monday, September 26th at 9AM PDT. The reason for the wipe is to "improve the overall quality and reliability" of the service. The news comes after Apple wiped all the iCloud backup data on Thursday, September 22nd. (Macrumors)
It seems to be back up now, at least for the moment. But a question: Is it even remotely possible that the iCloud snafu could have changed some things on my personal computer? Several programs have started behaving weirdly, and I wonder if the cloud has somehow changed preference files and such.