![]() If you change a file it takes the changed file but it keeps the old file as well. So you create a new file it adds a new file. ![]() It's storing every file you've got on your Mac now and then as you make changes it's recording those changes. The way it does this is it does this through incremental backups. So the advantages of a backup over cloning are that it stores a copy of all of your files, even ones you've deleted. It's not nearly as good as simply using the Time Machine software built into your Mac. ![]() You put this on an external hard drive and you've got a clone of what is on your Mac. Cloning is a method where you use a special piece of software to make an exact duplicate of your internal hard drive on your Mac. ![]() Video Transcript: I'm surprised that I hear from so many people that they still use cloning as a way to backup their hard drive. Check out Stop Cloning Your Hard Drive As a Backup at YouTube for closed captioning and more options. ![]()
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