Apple will let me download & install apps and even an entire operating system, but I can't access even a single file that is stored on the iCloud.
Simply because I haven't logged into the iCloud manually for four years.
they do not force a periodic login you got yourself into that situation.
of course, those who do use the cloud, no matter what provider, will
log into it and remain logged into it so that they can enjoy all of its benefits.
I have an entire thread on the Apple newsgroup on this (multiple threads,
actually, as I have _two_ iPads where Apple did this to me) where NOBODY
knows how to solve the problem.
yes they do know.
the solution is log in.
unfortunately for you, that won't work because you used a disposable
email and have no idea what the password is either.
the problem is entirely of your own making.
In article <sumjdj$bfn$1@gioia.aioe.org>, Andy Burnelli
<spam@nospam.com> wrote:
Apple will let me download & install apps and even an entire operating
system, but I can't access even a single file that is stored on the iCloud.
if you don't have your icloud login/pw, then there won't be anything on icloud for you to access in the first place.
Simply because I haven't logged into the iCloud manually for four years.
then whatever might be there is obviously not important to you.
Apple will let me download & install apps and even an entire operating
system, but I can't access even a single file that is stored on the iCloud.
if you don't have your icloud login/pw, then there won't be anything on icloud for you to access in the first place.
Simply because I haven't logged into the iCloud manually for four years.
then whatever might be there is obviously not important to you.
I just installed iOS 15.3.1. On multiple iThings. It was 140 MB. Is
that the entire OS Arlen?
Bob Campbell wrote:
I just installed iOS 15.3.1. On multiple iThings. It was 140 MB. IsThese iKooks are completely oblivious of _how_ iOS actually works.
that the entire OS Arlen?
However, I should be gentle as the iKooks are clueless about what I said,
not because they didn't read what I said, but for these three key reasons:
a. None of the iKooks has _any_ formal education past high school
b. None of the iKooks has _any_ experience in any technical field
c. As a result, none of the iKooks knows iOS any better than I do
They believe _everything_ that is hinted at in an Apple advertisement.
But never in actual facts.
What's interesting is they _pretend_ to know iOS, while I never make any claims to know iOS well since I use iOS only as a learning platform.
What's revealing though, is these iKooks have no idea _how_ Apple release iOS. They "think" Apple can release a single line of code, for example.
Who is _that_ stupid, but the iKooks!
They _pretend_ to understand iOS and yet they are clueless that iOS is a primitive monolithic clusterfuck which prevents Apple from releasing even Safari zero-day holes via bugfixes that are _already_ fixed.
For weeks, Apple has to prepare an entire iOS release just to fix a single line of code in Apple's web kit for example.
Yet these iKooks are completely oblivious of _how_ iOS actually works.
Why?
I don't know why.
I suspect it's for three reasons (alone).
1. They are uneducated
2. They are technically incompetent
3. They _believe_ everything in an Apple advertisement.
The only thing they don't believe in, is the truth based on facts.
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Never forget Apple spends the most in marketing & the least in R&D.
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