A reminder to iCloud users: Mail Drop attachments expire and disappear

Macworld
Feb 1, 2017, 8:00 am607 pts
Reader Marta asks a question we’ve received several times recently, after never being asked this before: After sending an attachment to myself though email using Mail Drop, I realized that it expired after a period of 30 days. Is there any way I can recover this file? Unfortunately, there’s not. As Apple…

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