How do I access my iCloud from a non Apple device?
If you don’t have an Apple ID, you can create one:
- Go to iCloud.com.
- Click Create Apple ID.
- Fill in the required account information, including your email address, a strong password and security questions.
- Verify your email address by entering the 6-digit code we send you.
- Accept the iCloud Terms of Service.
How can I see who is accessing my iCloud?
From the Devices section of your Apple ID account page, you can see the devices that you’re currently signed in to with your Apple ID:
- Sign in to your Apple ID account page,* then scroll to Devices.
- If you don’t see your devices right away, click View Details and answer your security questions.
Can you access iCloud from a web browser?
Using iCloud via a web browser gives you access to all this data from any device. If you’ve lost your iPhone or iPad and need to get or send email, or if you’re at work and you forgot to bring your iPhone with you, then the iCloud web site can be a lifesaver.
Where do I go to access my iCloud data?
Go to icloud.com, then enter your Apple ID and password. You’ll see a window like this: The big icons show you what data you can access: App data for Apple’s iWork apps, Pages, Numbers, and Keynote, if you have stored files for those apps in the cloud,
How does the iCloud work on a Mac?
If you aren’t in front of your Mac and work with Pages, Numbers, and Keynote documents and share them with others, then the iCloud interface allows you to access and edit these files from any computer. This could be a lifesaver if, for example, you need to access a Pages file to work with on your Mac.
How can I view my iCloud Mail from the web?
You will now see your iCloud Mail inbox on the web. From here, you can browse all the emails in your Inbox. You can also view your sent emails. Regular features like flagging and deleting emails are also available. You can reply to emails or compose new emails as well (both of which will open in new windows).