Apple enriched andCloud.com with one important feature that will surely please everyone who accidentally managed to delete a file from iCloud DriveAs is known, cloudemail service from Applu is a bit clumsy and, unlike the competition, it did not allow files to be restored after deletion in case of accidental deletion. But it can be seen that Applu cares about user satisfaction in all areas, so the company added i to the settingsCloud.com the ability to restore things that have been deleted by mistake, whether it is files (documents), contacts or data from calendars.
However, it's still a workaround that people may not even know about because it's in the Advanced section of the app iCloud Settings and therefore we think that Apple in the future, it will highlight the possibility of recovering accidentally deleted data. When restoring documents, people also have the option to see the individual backup versions they can restore. It works the same way for contacts and calendars - it means that entire "images" from a certain time period will be restored, almost like when you look at older versions of your favorite websites out of curiosity through the Internet Archive. In the case of calendars, this also has its disadvantage, that in the case of data renewal from the calendar, invitations to shares will be sent out again. If you end up restoring a bad backup, you can always go back to the current version. All backups are deleted automatically probably after 30 days.
*Source: 9to5mac
