title: "Core Data with iCloud" vs "iCloud Core Data"
body: <p>My question is: how do I find more information about &quot;Core Data with iCloud&quot; without finding too much &quot;iCloud Core Data&quot;?</p>
  <p>These two things are named very similarly, which makes it very hard to find information about one without also finding the other.</p>
  <p>When I say &quot;iCloud Core Data&quot;, I am referring to the functionality that has been recently deprecated in iOS10. &quot;iCloud Core Data&quot; involved Core Data stores with ubiquity options, which meant that individual records updates were synchronized using iCloud across various devices.</p>
  <p>When I say &quot;Core Data with iCloud&quot;, I mean a different functionality that is built on the iCloud Drive service and I believe is based on synchronizing a Core Data store as a whole from device to device. &quot;Cord Data with iCloud&quot; apparently is continuing.</p>
  <p>Apple differentiates the two:
  Only the client Core Data iCloud API symbols are deprecated.  Core Data with iCloud is built on top of the iCloud Drive service.</p>
  <p>Can anyone help point out some documentation about the newer &quot;Core Data with iCloud&quot; ?</p>