Apple Certified Support Professional Practice Test

The correct answer is found in Finder under the device name because this is where backups of devices, such as iPhones or iPads, are typically stored on a Mac. When you connect a device to your Mac, it appears in Finder, and you can access its backups directly from there. This allows users to manage and view their backups easily.

This choice highlights the practical aspect of using Finder as a central hub for file management, including backups. Finder provides a user-friendly interface for navigating stored data, which includes not only personal files but also backups from connected devices.

On the other hand, while cloud storage settings can provide an overview of backups stored in the cloud, they do not refer to local backups stored directly on the Mac. Notifications Center serves as a place for alerts and quick access to information but does not manage backups. Additionally, the System Preferences panel contains settings and configurations for the Mac's operating system, but it does not store or show the backups themselves. Thus, the most accurate location for finding backups on a Mac is within the Finder under the associated device name.