iOS 15.3 helps resolve iCloud Private Relay error messages by no longer blaming cell carriers when the feature gets inadvertently turned off due to a network issue.
Every once in a while, Apple's cloud services, and the features/apps attached to them, run into a bit of an issue. Typically speaking, Apple isn't quick to go out of its way to detail what those issues might be. But, the company's official system status page can let us all know when a problem crops up.
In this tutorial, we will go over how to clear up iCloud storage, and we will see what happens when iCloud is full. Finally, we will also briefly tell you how to manage iCloud storage and keep it free to ensure a good experience.
The privacy-protecting iCloud Private Relay feature is currently in beta. In the meantime, Apple has now detailed all the services that iCloud Private Relay doesn't cover.
This tutorial shows you the steps to sign out of iCloud and your Apple ID (both are the same) on your iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, and Mac. It also mentions the steps to sign in again. The entire process is easy but has some consequences. Let us tell you everything about this.
Starting with iOS 15, Apple offers free, unlimited iCloud space for creating your device backup when moving to a new iPhone or iPad. It doesn't matter whether you're on the free 5GB plan or a paid iCloud plan with no free space. You get full device backup! Here's how to use temporary, unlimited iCloud storage to make a backup and transfer all your data from one iPhone to another.
Apple has updated iCloud for Windows, with version 13 now available with support for Apple ProRes videos, Apple ProRAW photos, strong password generation and more.
Thankfully, it doesn't happen all the time. And, even when it does, Apple is usually right on top of the issue(s) with a fix. But, from time to time, there are outages that impact Apple's online services. And today is one of those days, with Apple's new iCloud Private Relay feature feeling the burn.
In this tutorial, we will show you how to access photos and videos on iCloud via your iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Furthermore, we will also explain how to access iCloud Photos on any web browser and even select and download the pictures locally.
All your app or media purchases, subscriptions, iCloud, and several other things are associated with your Apple ID. If you are a new iPhone, iPad, or Mac user, you may wonder, how do I find my Apple ID?
This article shows you what an Apple ID is and how to find your Apple ID on your iPhone, iPad, and Mac. We will also show you how to know if your email is already registered as an Apple ID or not.
iCloud is Apple's solution to store your contacts, reminders, photos, passwords, backups, and more, and seamlessly make them available everywhere. It is built into every modern Apple device. If you have recently bought your first iPhone, iPad, or Mac, you might wonder how to get, set up, and access iCloud.
Let us begin by telling you a bit more about iCloud and its requirements. After that, we will go over the quick steps to enable and use iCloud on Apple and non-Apple platforms.
The Facebook-owned WhatsApp messaging service is now testing end-to-end encryption for iCloud backups. The feature was designed to protect your chat archive while it's being uploaded to or downloaded from iCloud and stored on Apple's servers (at rest).