macOS 27 Drops Time Machine Support for Time Capsule
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Apple's macOS 27 has dropped support for Time Machine backups to Time Capsule, the wireless backup device Apple discontinued in 2018. Users can no longer use the aging hardware for automatic backups through macOS 27, though Time Machine continues to support network-attached storage devices. The removal marks another step in Apple's retreat from networking hardware, leaving users who rely on Time Capsule devices to seek alternative backup solutions.
Tuesday, September 15, 2026
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macOS 27 kills Time Capsule backups, but NAS hosts still work
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