Hola se puede sacar el correo de un iPhone con icloud ?
Tengo uno que está bloqueado con iCloud

out of nowhere, my girlfriend's phone automatically sent the same copy and pasted message to a variety of numbers in the australian region, even though we are both in algeria. and with that came the loss of her icloud account and losing access to her photos and such. she changes her email password but cant recover her icloud since apple denies any attempt. what can I do? I would appreciate it if anyone whos an expert or good with this kind of stuff to message me

If I turn on iCloud Photo storage optimization and view photos in an environment without Wi-Fi, will the amount of Cellular Data Usage be consumed?

I want to save storage, and I don't want to upload unnecessary photos without wi-fi or download them to get high quality. I'm afraid of this and I can't use iCloud Photos yet.

Ok so I seen a bunch of post saying how to remove the WhatsApp data that in on there account and I have followed all the steps from 3 different phones, 4 different iPads and 2 MacBook’s and no matter what that data never gets deleted. I’ve done the turning off the WhatsApp data thing from the app. Also tried deleting from all the devises mentions and nothing ever happens. Is there anything that has actually worked that maybe someone in my shoes has experienced and then did and special thing to do that actually worked on removing that data???

So 6 months back
I took family subscription for iCloud+ with randoms

We are 6 people sharing 2TB space and one of them is ex of my best friend

Now i want to get off that plan and buy my own plan individually

But I’m scared if i get off this iCloud+ subscription to get another, i will loose the data that i already have in this current icloud plan

What to do??
And How 🥲

Our family's shared iCloud crossed 40,000 photos and videos this year. It felt like my options were to keep increasing our cloud storage plan or pay for apps with short free trials that turn into subscriptions.

I haven't developed anything for iOS since the Objective-C days, so I decided to learn a new stack and solve a personal problem.

Goal: build a daily habit of cleaning up my photos and videos, reviewing each one to make sure I don't lose something valuable.

The app is Photo Syft and is currently available on iOS. The idea is to sift through a small batch of your camera roll every day.

Each day you review every photo or video captured on that same date across different years. So far it's been nice revisiting family moments… less nice: 10 photos of the car part I was replacing in 2022. In the past two weeks I've freed up 996MB of storage!

Free trial, no ads, pay once, no subscriptions, no account, no analytics, no uploads.

Would love honest feedback and thoughts.