In an earlier tutorial, we walked you through the steps to create your unique Apple ID, the critical credential that firmly roots you into the rich Apple ecosystem. This guide moves a step further; we ...

The Apple ID account system is rigid and inflexible. Once you’ve created an account with an Apple-controlled address at me.com or mac.com in the old days or icloud.com over the last several years, you ...

Update Sign-In & Security settings on iPhone, Mac, or the Apple Account page This article explains how to turn on iCloud two-factor authentication to protect your Apple ID/Apple Account from theft, ...

For the first time, Apple will allow users to change their primary iCloud email address with the release of iOS 18.1. Previously, users were stuck with their original iCloud email, regardless of how ...

For the first time, starting in iOS 18.1, Apple will allow users to change their iCloud email address entirely. Previously, users could set an alias to send emails from, but there was no way to ...

You can balance both account security with the convenience of autofill when you set up two-factor authentication in iCloud Keychain. Here's how to do it. The built-in iCloud Keychain on your Apple ...

You’re backing up your files by saving them to iCloud — you’re trying to do everything right when it comes to tech security. And you definitely deserve a pat on the back for making using of the Cloud.

The latest addition to Apple's iCloud Keychain is the ability to auto-fill two-factor authentication codes. Rather than use some third-party tool dedicated to 2FA, users can rely upon the built-in ...

An Apple ID is an account you need to access various Apple services. It is sort of a unique identification number for all Apple devices and services. It’s also ...