It can act as a great backup utility for your iPhone’s most important memories. While Apple is phasing iTunes out, it still works on Macs running MacOS Mojave and earlier, and Windows 10 PCs. MacOS Mojave and earlier, or Windows 10: Use iTunes Take note that Finder also provides tools to encrypt the local backup (enabled by default), restore an iPhone from a backup, sync all media to the Mac, and so on. This may take some time, so go grab a snack during the wait. Step 5: Back in Finder, click the Back Up Now button under the General tab.Ī status bar along the bottom will show the backup progress. Tap Trust and enter the passcode to continue. Step 4: On the iPhone, a Trust This Computer prompt appears. Step 3: Click the blue Trust button displayed on the right. Step 2: Open Finder and select the iPhone listed on the left. Note that on modern MacBooks, you’ll need a USB-C adapter or a USB-C-to-Lightning cable. Step 1: Plug your iPhone into your Mac running MacOS Catalina or newer.
Instead, Apple moved that functionality to Finder. However, it’s not used for iPhone backups. In its place is a new Music app with the iTunes logo. MacOS Catalina or newer: Use FinderĪpple did away with iTunes as we know it on MacOS Catalina. This guide shows you how to back up an iPhone using Finder, iTunes, and iCloud. Thankfully, backing up an iPhone is easy, and you can update your backup automatically. We recommend creating regular backups of your phone to avoid losing pictures, contacts, and any important files that you’ve downloaded. MacOS Mojave and earlier, or Windows 10: Use iTunesīackups are also a good way to restore your phone if something happens to iOS, or you’re sick of dealing with a buggy beta.
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