New answers tagged icloud
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I agree with all of the terms and conditions outlined in this agreement that I have very carefully read.
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I agree with all of your terms and conditions.
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Go to appleid.apple.com and set the preferred language for your account.
iCloud calendar invitations will use that language.
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Anyone stumbling across this entry might be interested in the solution mentioned in this Apple Support Community entry (https://discussions.apple.com/thread/4314429?start=0&tstart=0):
Excerpt of the solution:
In the settings app, go to iCloud and turn notes off.
Next, scroll down and select "Delete Account". Choose save data onto phone.
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By default, iOS devices only connect to Apple's push notification servers when they connect to the network, so you would need to interact with that system as a paid developer or consumer of a MDM solution that allows you to send notifications and retrieve status when messages are sent and received to that phone.
It's not a hard engineering problem, but you ...
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I have used SyncMan to do exactly this in the past. SyncMan offers bidirectional sync that will offer you the opportunity to confirm changes (definitely a plus when syncing two differing address books!). However, I don't use the bidirectional sync feature. Instead, I do the following:
Add/Edit all my contacts only in Apple's iCloud Contacts
Setup SyncMan ...
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Anything on your iPhone that Apple sells in its stores (that is, any music, apps, movies, books, etc. you've purchased and are still available) will be backed up and won't count towards the 5GB total.
That doesn't include, obviously, app data, your photos and videos, SMS and the like (from iCloud: Backup and restore overview):
What is backed up
You ...
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I wrote an AppleScript to re-create the blank lines that were deleted. It's only approximate – it has to make certain imperfect guesses about when to insert a line, but it's better than nothing.
-- Contacts newline reflow
-- Reintroduces paragraph separation into contacts' notes
-- after a bug in Cobook deleted all blank lines.
-- (Fixed in Cobook v. 1.1.1: ...
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No, downloading it from iCloud won't create a copy. All of your changes will be synced back to iCloud from both devices, and conflicts will be dealt with appropriately (a dialog to you).
As long as both the Mac and the iPad are connected to the same iCloud account, you will be presented with a list of your documents whenever you start Pages on either your ...
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Honestly the best option is to just read the description in the App Store, the developer's website, and any reviews you can find. There's nothing in the App Store metadata that will tell you whether it uses iCloud or not.
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The prior answer isn't true. Elcomssoft have a forensic app called EPBB that enables you to access your data in icloud. It unfortunately costs $200!
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Actually found if you go to restrictions and turn camera off then on again it will appear on the apps screen
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Same thing happened on mine, but I found it inside the app called MUSIC (along with heart radio for some reason). Can't seem to get it out but at least you can use it from there. Also when you turn your phone on the camera should appear on the right side of the unlock bar.
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iCloud does not maintain history of your data, so if you have deleted a contact from your iPhone or iCloud, you can only recover if you restore from your most recent iCloud backup that contained the contacts. If you do not have an iCloud backup, you cannot recover a deleted contact.
More Visit: http://www.recovery-android.com/ios-recovery-tutorials.html
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iCloud is a way to keep the same data accessible via all your Apple devices.
It isn't set-up to allow you to keep different data on different devices. If it were, then what would be the point of the service?
They're appearing in iCloud repeatedly because you have sync turned on.
However, you can disable just the syncing of contacts by going to Settings ...
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First things first: back up your phone data.
Then:
Open the Notes app on your "new Mac" (I assume you're using Mountain Lion).
In the menu bar, select Notes.
In the drop down pick list, select Default Account, and make sure iCloud is ticked.
If iCloud doesn't show up, click on Accounts and add it first.
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Tap the item
Select "Show more..."
Tap "List"
Select the list where to move the item.
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Yes, you're just syncing the App's data with iCloud, as no files are leftover when an App is deleted.
iOS apps (and now OS X apps too), are Sandboxed. This means that each App has its own space in disk, with its own directories, which act as the home for the App and its data.Deleting an app from the iPhone deletes this sandbox, deleting all data ...
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The purpose of the guest account is to trick thieves into using the computer and hooking up to an internet connection (WiFi or ethernet). Doing so allows the computer to check with iCloud's servers and perform any outstanding actions (such as remote locking, wiping, pinging, etc.) and transmit it's location. It IS NOT necessary for the Find My Mac function ...
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first click tin the top corner to open spotlight, you will find this right beside the notification centre (if you are running mountain lion) then type the file name and click show in finder, after this on the bottom of finder it will show you where is is stored. this should say iCloud.
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I think the easiest thing to do here would be to change your Apple ID name, which is used to form your @me.com and @icloud.com email addresses.
I haven't done this myself before, but Apple's HT5622 document includes the following, which seems to explain how this can be done:
However... I don't completely understand this (eg exactly what they mean by ...
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Unfortunately, as was stated, you cannot change your @me.com or @icloud.com email addresses independently of your Apple ID. What I would recommend doing is setting up a Gmail (or other) address and using that as your primary Apple ID email (as well as all your normal email for that matter).
If you have a Mac you can even move all the email from your ...
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Unfortunately, depending on your situation, you may not be able to change your email address. You can check this Apple support page out for details.
If you sign up for an entirely new account, you'd lose the purchases you made under your existing one.
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The only way I managed to change the permissions was via icloud.com. OS/X and iOS did nothing.
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From TextEdit's Open dialogue (File > Open...), you can select the file(s) you wish to delete and press CMD-DELETE (⌘⌫). This will also work with any other app supporting iCloud.
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This seems quite counter-intuitive, but...
In TextEdit, select File > Open…
Press the iCloud button at top left.
Then:
drag the icon you want to delete to the Trash in the Dock
or control/right click the file icon you want to delete and choose the Move to Trash option (pictured below)
or press cmd-backspace (the backspace key is labelled with a ...
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Mac OS X Lion and Mountain Lion
From the Apple () menu, choose System Preferences.
Click iCloud, and verify that you are signed in.
Click the Manage button to view the data you have stored in iCloud.
Select any of the apps below Manage Storage, select the document or data you wish to delete from that app, and click the Delete button to remove the item. ...
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