If you are using iCloud service on your iPhone or iPad, you may want to disable access to your iCloud account on the web to maintain your privacy and data safety, and to do so you can follow these steps:
- Open the Settings app on your iOS device.
- Go to your Username (at the top of the menu).
- Choose iCloud.
- Go to iCloud on the web.
- Go to the "Disable iCloud on the web" option.
Explanation of how to disable iCloud on the web in iOS with pictures
And if you want to turn iCloud on the web again in the future, you can go back to the same menu and edit the settings to enable iCloud on the web.
Here is the iCloud system?
iCloud is a cloud storage service provided by Apple to users of Apple devices with iOS or macOS. iCloud allows users to save data, files, photos, and videos and sync between the different devices they use. iCloud services include:
iCloud Drive
iCloud services are managed by a user's iCloud account, and users can access their iCloud account through the iCloud website or the iCloud mobile app.
iCloud Photos
Store photos and videos in the cloud and sync them across all devices used by the user.
iCloud Backup
Back up devices using iCloud and save backups to the cloud.
Find My
A service to locate lost or stolen devices and the ability to sound an alarm on the lost device.
iCloud Keychain
Enable users to securely save passwords, payment information, and personal data and access them from any device.
iCloud services are managed by a user's iCloud account, and users can access their iCloud account through the iCloud website or the iCloud mobile app.
