SUMMARY: In this episode, Jamie and Audrey do some recap of previous topics to clean up some loose ends before delving into a variety of topics including Apple Pay, iCloud Backups and Storage options, and the all important question “Where’s my data?”. We break down the common confusion concerning multiple accounts (Apple ID, Gmail, Comcast, etc) using the same or different email addresses and what information (Mail, Contacts, Calendars, etc) is syncing through that service and how to look at it as one big data set or segment it down to look at one account / service at a time. And finally, we discuss AppleCare+ and other insurance options, common damage and repair issues including broken screens and batteries, and the main difference between the Apple Universe and the Android/Windows platforms. TOPICS:  - Feelings check-in  - End of last episode convo about SIRI and paranoia  - Other devices list also - Google Home, Amazon Alexa         + Poop song royalties from Amazon smart speaker  - 2 question recap  - Photos         + BackUps - where’s my data?         + iOS 16 features  - Multi-layer image on Lockscreen  - iCloud BackUp - WiFi, Locked, Charging  - iCloud Storage rundown/breakdown         + Alert when full  - Advantages to Apple Pay  - Where’s My Data?         + Mail, Contacts, Calendars, Notes         + Different data syncing from multiple / different accounts  - Using multiple calendars to color code  - Hide or segment data from yourself in Mail, Contact, Calendar, etc - Uncheck calendar to see simpler view - All Mail vs each Inbox  - One big list or segment out to each account  - Default account for  Calendar and Contact in Settings  - Learn and understand for yourself vs just paying someone like me to do it for you  - What is iCloud and how do I get to it?  - iCloud.com - use the website to see the server copy of data  - Android to iPhone but staying with PC - Apples to Oranges  - iCloud Desktop for Windows?  - Do you need the Cloud?         + Yes - backups and online version of data  - JMac likes Refurbished devices