There is an interesting situation happening with iCloud and iOS 5. According to Instapaper's creator, when the iOS device reaches a threshold, it will automatically delete some cached files.
I don't know just how critical this issue is but I figure I share this with you. If you happen have some important files like a presentation and your iPad or iPhone deletes it, wow, that could be pretty bad, you know?
More at MacNN.
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