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Apple ID, without this your iPhone, IPad, and MacBook are almost useless. Only a few users know how to create a new Apple ID but this article is for those who don’t know how to create an Apple ID without the use of a credit card. Yes, you can create a new Apple ID free of cost, furthermore, I’ll be exploring new iCloud settings in your iPhone for you.
iCloud Settings iPhone
Latest iCloud settings on your iPhone
Let’s say you just got a brand new iPhone 13 Pro Max, press and hold the device bar button until you see the Apple logo. You will then see ”Hello” text in many languages, follow the steps like swiping up and “choose language” and “your country or region.” Choose a “Wi-Fi network” and set up a “Face ID” and passcode.
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It may take a few minutes to activate your iPhone. In the end, you will be asked to “sign-in” your Apple ID. If you don’t have an Apple ID then here is an easy method for you to create a new Apple ID.
How to set up iCloud
Must note: What most people make mistake while making a new Apple ID is, that they go to settings>iCloud and go to “Don’t have an Apple ID or forget it.” After taping “creating a new ID” they get puzzled at the “credit card” option. This is the mistake the make while making a new Apple ID
How to create an iCloud email address
To create a new Apple ID for your new iPhone you need an email, you can also use the email of your iCloud but I suggest you “create a new email” for your new device. This is very simple just to “Google sign up” fill in the following data and your new email to set up for iCloud will be ready.
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You also need a phone number for verification to create a new Apple ID. Some people search “How to make Apple ID without phone number,” and this is wrong. You can’t make an Apple ID without a phone number.
How to create a free and new Apple ID
As I’ve mentioned earlier, you don’t need to go to settings>iCloud to create a new Apple ID, instead, go to “App store” and “create new Apple ID.” Here, you are going to create a free and new Apple ID.
In the email section, you need to give the email for your iCloud which you’ve just made. Your password must be strong, it must contain one capital letter, small letters, number, (!@# type letters), and agrees to term and conditions.
How to set up an iCloud account
Here you need to fill in your “First name, surname, and date of birth.” This is very important information. Sometimes you forget your Apple ID, these types of information are very useful to recover your ID. Keeping the “apple updates” is up to you.
iPhone creates a new Apple ID: As you can see you have two options here. You can either choose the “credit/debit card” option or “none.” As I’ve mentioned earlier if you create an Apple ID from setting>iCloud you will be asked to choose the “credit/debit card” option but here you are free to make your one Apple ID.
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Fill in the following data, remember to put the exact postcode of your city. You can check it by googling your city’s postcode. If you fill wrong code, your ID will be blocked after some time.
You need to give your phone number for recovery and two-step verification.
After your phone number, you will be asked to verify your iCloud email address, and now you have a new Apple ID with a credit card and are completely free. You can use it to download apps and iCloud. You can use this ID on your IPad and MacBook.
Making a new apple ID is very easy, all you need is to create your email, a phone number to verify, exact postcode of your city. Just follow the steps I’ve shown you and you are free to go.
iCloud settings on iPhone
I often run into conversations where people question iCloud, and the use of iCloud on iPhones, IPad, or MacBooks. But iCloud tends to be either something you love or you hate. Now, for the most part, I think I need to explain what iCloud is and how it benefits the use of our devices.
What is iCloud in Apple devices
ICloud is nothing more than a syncing service, it transfers its content from one device to another. If your iCloud ID is signed in to your iPhone and your MacBook. When you take a photo from your phone it will automatically transfer to your MacBook. If you delete a photo from your iPhone, it will automatically delete it from your MacBook.
Synchronize content from one device to another as well as backup and a safety net for you.
How to change iCloud settings on iPhone
As you can see in the iCloud setting, this is all the information that can synchronize within iCloud. Photos, emails, calendars, messages, notes, and the option goes on and on. The option at the bottom will depend on the type of apps you have installed on your device.
How to turn on iCloud
If the options are turned on as you can see in the pic, it means that iCloud is going to synchronize that information with another device like IPad or MacBook. For example, notes, if you create a note on your iPhone it will appear on your IPad.
This is what makes most people frustrated about iCloud but that’s the whole purpose of iCloud. It synchronizes the information from one device to another.
How to turn off iCloud
There are two options to turn off the iCloud. First, you can go to setting, scroll down to the bottom and “Sign Out.” This way all your photos, contacts, messages, and notes will be removed from your device.
Second, if you want to partially sync some content you can do it as well. If you don’t want your notes, messages, and contacts to synchronize on iCloud, you can simply turn it off as shown in the picture.
Conclusion
These little options in your “iCloud settings” allow you to do that. Here you want to make a judgment call and decide what you want to use iCloud for. If you “don’t wanna use iCloud” you can simply “Sign Out.”
To make a long story short, iCloud is a great service, it’s more about understanding its pros of it V.S looks at the price tag and says why do I need more iCloud storage.
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