How to disable iCloud

iCloud is a sort of “virtual cloud” capable of storing personal information and synchronizing it on all iOS devices that you own: you can therefore store photos, music, documents, videos, contact information and access them safely from your mac, iphone, ipad and so on.

However, not everyone loves the idea of ​​having their documents stored on an external server at the center – among other things – of a huge scandal that saw dozens of stolen (and risque) shots of world celebrities ending up online of music and cinema.

Let’s find out how to disable iCloud from your devices.

1. METHOD 1 – DISABLE iCLOUD FROM iOS
2. METHOD 2 – DISABLE iCLOUD FROM MAC OS X
3. METHOD 3 – DISABLE iCLOUD ON WINDOWS 8
4. METHOD 2 – DISABLE iCLOUD ON WINDOWS 8

METHOD 1 – DISABLE iCLOUD FROM iOS

1. Select the SETTINGS icon
2. Scroll to the iCloud icon and click
3. If iCloud was previously activated, to deactivate it all you have to do is select “DELETE ACCOUNT”
4. From now on iCloud will not store your personal documents.

METHOD 2 – DISABLE iCLOUD FROM MAC OS X

1. Click on the apple symbol in the main menu and select SYSTEM PREFERENCES
2. Click on the iCloud icon
3. If iCloud was previously activated, to deactivate it all you have to do is select “SIGN OUT”
4. From now on iCloud will not store your personal documents.

METHOD 3 – DISABLE iCLOUD ON WINDOWS 8

1. From Start select the iCloud application
2. If iCloud was previously activated, to deactivate it all you have to do is select “SIGN OUT”
3. From now on iCloud will not store your personal documents.

METHOD 2 – DISABLE iCLOUD ON WINDOWS 8

1. Click on “Start” from the main menu and select ALL PROGRAMS
2. Go to the iCloud folder and select the application (iCloud)
3. A panel will open that will allow you to disable the account by simply clicking on the SIGN OUT button.
4. From now on iCloud will not store your personal documents.