Apple noted the MobileMe changeover to iCloud would result in a free 20GB of storage space to go along with the complimentary 5GB. Now, many users are seeing iCloud storage expiration dates of 2050 in their accounts.
You can check your iCloud storage expiration date by going to Settings–>iCloud–>Account. Here’s a screenshot of the 2050 expiration date below (via @matthew416):

The far out expiration date was first noticed by TUAW, but it appears to have reached numerous former MobileMe subscribers. I would think this would be a glitch in Apple’s systems–similar to when iPhone 5 pre-orders erroneously noted Lightning to 30-pin adapters would be included in the box.
Anyone else seeing this? 38 years from now is a long time. What version iPhone would we be at? iPhone 24S?!
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