iCloud iOS issues 9

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• Contacts not syncing between iCloud/iOS and "on my Mac".

  Greetings,

  I very recently discovered contacts that I create on iOS website or iCloud does not synchronize to the section "on my Mac" (i.e. a local copy) of the Contacts and contacts created in the group "on my Mac" inside the Contacts.app will not sync to iCloud and iOS.

  I drove most of the discussions in the forum and tried all the remarkable solutions, and none have worked for me:

  -Put iCloud and extinguish in iCloud Prefs

  -turn on/contacts turn off in prefs Internet accounts

  -Group iCloud toggle in the pref Contacts.app pane

  -different versions of the above Contacts.app is leaving or quitting smoking in specific order

  On a side note, I also recently started having crashes repetitive .app Contacts when you try to type in the search classified all contacts; whereas research on behalf of any group has worked well.

  I went up to destroy ~/Library/Application Support / address book (after saving an archive on my Mac) and starting with a new "on my Mac' database.» Solved the crash of research, it has not solved the problems of synchronization.

  Finally, I resorted to copy all contacts to iCloud and hanging out in "on my Mac", which is temporarily resolved the question of having a set of contacts stored locally, so I can work in offline mode. It does not, however, solve the problem to know what contacts that were created on my Mac are gone, because they do not synchronize to iCloud in the first place. I hope that I'll have to go through the ugly to reimport process archive backup and try to merge more than 1200 contacts to retrieve those on my Mac, but then iCloud still will not have these missing contacts without synchronization.

  So, is this expected today at El Capitan and iOS behavior 9? How can I find out when manually drag the new iOS/iCloud contacts on my Mac? And vice versa?

  Seems to me Syncing should be only that. synchronization not only icloud, iOS, but also and on my Mac, just the way that it used to work.

  Anyone have any new ideas?

  Your first paragraph is normal. On my Mac contacts will not sync to iCloud. If you want to synchronize, you must add to iCloud.

• Use the finder in pictures (iCloud, iOS, Mac) tags and otherwise?

  How can I use finder in pictures (iCloud, iOS, Mac) labels and otherwise?

  You can not.  Photos does not support labels such as Aperture, where opening color labels would be showing that the Finder labels.

• iCloud iOS 7 Notes are not synchronized

  I'm under iPhone 4 iOS 7 and created iCloud notes on iPad running iOS 9. They are showing on icloud.com yet not on the iPhone even though I have iCloud Mail and Notes under tension and using the iCloud as a default value for the Notes account. How can I solve this?

  If you upgraded iCloud IOS 9 Notes, they will be not synchronize.

• iPhone 6s and not get the backup to icloud iOS 9.2

  I bought a new iphone 6 s more on November, however it is not get saved on icloud iOS 9.2, but I am able to pick up on my computer using itunes. I got iphone 4S before that and it was working fine, don't know what's going wrong here. Please notify.

  Welcome to the Apple community.

  Please check that your device is correctly connected to the wireless internet (settings > wifi) and is plugged into a power source, check also that you have enough space in iCloud for your back upward.

  You can check the space available in settings > iCloud > storage and the space needed for the next backup to the settings > iCloud > storage > managing storage > backups > appliance > Back Up Options > next backup size (wait for the spinning until the gear icon).

  Assuming that you are eligible for iCloud upward, you should try a forced first stop, hold down the buttons side in top and home together until the unit stops, then restart by pressing the side/up button.

  Then, try to connect the device to a new location (different WiFi network)

  If your backup continues to fail, you can try to disable the backup on your mobile device (settings > iCloud > BackUp), reboot the device and then turn on BackUp on new.

  If it does not help disable backup again, remove your existing back to the top of the settings > iCloud > storage > managing storage > backup > appliance (scroll down) > delete backup, restart the device and then turn on BackUp.

  If you are unable to make a return to the top, try to connect on iCloud (settings > iCloud (scroll down) > Sign Out (you will need to enter your password at this point), restart the device and sign in iCloud to settings > iCloud.)

  The next thing to try would be to restore your network settings. (Settings > General > reset > reset network settings)

  Reset your network settings will erase your cell phones and wireless network settings, including saved networks, passwords for wifi and VPN settings, that you can use. It will affect to the Internet but will not be an impact on telephone services because these settings are automatically configured by your carrier. It may take a few moments to enter again all your network settings, but it shouldn't cause you any major problems. If you are comfortable re - enter your network settings, you can try this step earlier in the troubleshooting procedure, i.e. after the forced shutdown suggested above.

  If this does not help, try to disable some elements for the back upward in a model to try to establish if your problem is caused by specific data on your device. You can do it with settings > iCloud > storage > managing storage > backup > this device > Back Up Options.

  If you are still not able to perform a backup from iCloud, you can try to restore your phone which you should do by making an iTunes backup via your computer and restore from that.

  Be able to go back to the cloud can be very useful, especially if you have access to a computer or rarely have access to one, however unless you need specifically to use iCloud to go back, you'll find a backup on iTunes much more convenient and possibly more reliable. However if you save up to iTunes be sure to encrypt the back upward if you want to keep your data on health and passwords etc.

  More on v iCloud iTunes backup

• icloud iOS backup grows every day

  Hi all

  I have an iPhone 7 (and with my iPhone 6s was the same) and iOS 10 (once again, with iOS 9 was the same)

  When I do a backup in iCloud without a previous, I choose what I want to backup and that means about 800 MB of my 5 GB.

  But every night when this backup copy of the automatic increases to 200 MB, more or less, until it reaches 1, 6 GB. And I have nothing new in my phone.

  In fact if I look at how Mo will be the next copy, it saids 800 MB.

  Anyone having this problem?

  Thank you

  Manolo.

  I was not aware, we could 'choose what I want to save' from a backup.

  Have you spent at iCloud.com > settings > and see what occupies storage space?

• Show iCloud IOS iPhone 10 button

  After update to iOS 10, I noticed that the show iCloud Desktop button has disappeared!

  How can I view the iCloud Drive on my

  I think that it is now on by default with iOS 10.  Just make sure that you go into settings > iCloud > iCloud Drive > and iCloud Drive is switched on.

• Family sharing and iCloud iOS 10?

  Hello

  I'm after some tips on iCloud and sharing of the family. (devices have been upgraded to iOS 10)

  I used to have several devices (2 iPhones and iPads 2) 1 Apple ID.

  Because of mixed text, etc. messages and cross the composition, I enabled sharing of family.

  The original Apple ID (now used to connect iCloud as well) is on my iPhone and has the credit card for App store purchases related.

  My wife has her own Apple ID / iCloud login & "procurement families" are related to the "original" ID

  2 questions:

  1. I want to be able to share contacts through synchronization iCloud (currently syncs OTA to Outlook on a Windows PC) - I know that this could not be done directly under iOS8/9, but I was wondering if this can now be done under iOS10?
  (I know there was a way to have the 2^nd iCloud account on each of the devices for synchronization of contacts, but want to avoid if possible workarounds).

  Maybe there is a way to have the "original" as the master Apple ID / organizer represent (Sync contact, purchases, etc.) and introduced myself as a member of the family, as I did for my wife? (ie. so we have 3 apple ID for 2 devices) - is it possible?

  2. Similarly, was it an easy Save photos of each device to this single account iCloud "original"?  (he has 50 GB storage, barely used so much space to save the photos on the other phone).

  Thank you

  1 iCloud contacts cannot be shared.

  2. in order to save photos to each device, as you say, each device must be connected to the same ID of Apple/iCloud.  Why not consider sharing photos via the sharing of the family?

• application of reminders iCloud iOS iPhone sync problem

  I have iPhone 6 s more than 64 GB with iOS 9.3.4

  Since iOS 9, my iPhone App reminders reminders executed task do not perfectly synchronize with iCloud.

  When I check the regular reminders as completed, it disappears and come back after a few minutes!

  What I do each day, turn off the iCloud remove reminders of the iPhone, then turn on again. The problem come again after 10:00 every day.

  Support Apple suggests to remove the reminders and add them manually. I think it's hard for me because my lists of reminders and tasks is too long!

  Please any solution?

  1. check if your data is under the limits of apple

  iCloud: limits for Contacts, calendars, reminders and bookmarks - Apple Support

  2 make sure you have enough storage in icloud.

  3. disconnect icloud and reconnect you merge everything on the iphone.

• Why is the last incomplete iCloud iOS backup now all the time?

  I have restored a previous full backup of the iPhone more 6s and iPad 2 Air of MacBook Pro. But now, iCloud full backup of these previously possible iOS devices are always incomplete.

  How much space you have for storage of settings/iCloud/Storage/manage?

  Backups - troubleshooting IOS

  Backups - troubleshooting IOS 9

• iCloud, synchronization issue?

  Hello

  I'm trying to learn more about iCloud. One of the things I read here in the community of iCloud is that iCloud is for synchronization, no storage. But it seems to me that it is also for storage.

  Take the Pages, for example. I started a journal in the Pages on my iPad, I would be off iCloud for Pages on my iPad. I have kept it that way for a few years until I decided I was really limiting myself, especially when it is easier for me to work on my laptop. I would have the sync to iCloud resource available and I could work with both devices.

  I'm Tournai on iCloud for Pages on my iPad and now works with happiness between the two devices.

  Now, with that, I'm doing what I understand iCloud was designed for. However, I was also sync/storage MSWord files in iCloud. I'm not using it as a backup device, only somewhere I can put things that is more convenient than an external hard drive. In addition, external hard drives have a villain from falling on the ground. I do the back up files on a hard drive from time to time anyway.

  I've had computers and external hard drives fail, I'm sure that most people have. When this happens again, and I'm sure it will, I want to be assured that at least the most important documents that I have worked on are always safe.

  It all gets fuzzy for me. Sync-Store-Fail-Sync-Store-Fail...

  In my mind, I can't distinguish between the synchronization and storage in iCloud. Is there something I'm missing or do not understand about that? Can someone help me to clarify all this.

  Right now I use a MacBook Pro-retine mid 2012, 10.11.5 OS and iPad iOS 9.3.2 mini2

  Thank you

  It's semantics. iCloud is all these things, if you choose to describe it like that.

  The key, IMO, that most people miss, is that it is NOT a place to MOVE your content. If you enter, you're golden.

  Where it is essential to see iCloud as synchronization, than he does. It synchronizes your content between several places of storage.

  So, for you, using iCloud photo library will create the same selection of photos on your Macbook, iPad and the cloud itself. When you delete a photo from any of these 3 places of storage, synchronization will delete them from others. IMO, a simple concept that is misunderstood by many users who are not much on the details and reading and such.

  According to some "definitions", it clearly isn't backup. One could argue successfully that it is. It calls for what you want. Generally not removed 'things' individuals from a backup.

  The weak link in the design of synchronization is the iPad because it has the least amount of 'space' devices 3. Your Macbook will have more disk space that the iPad has storage space, and the cloud is virtually unlimited. There is another concept that fires users upwards. When their iPad (or more commonly the iPhone) is full, they hack away at their device to remove photos, not realizing the synchronization that occurs. Then they write here ask where are their photos. The option to OPTIMIZE your photos on the iPad is a way to deal with this, because your iPad store only a small version of your photos instead of complete files. This can save 80-90% of the space required for the photos. the cloud has files if you ever need/want them. Your Mac has the same option for smaller local files.

  Who help me?

• iCloud security issues

  I tried to access my iCloud account and they asked me my password I already saved his entry easily. After that they asked for security issues that I don't even remember that I did before. How can I enter 2 my iCloud account now?

  You must ask security team account Apple to reset your security questions. To contact them, click here and choose a method; If this page does not list one for your country or if you are unable to call, complete and submit this form.

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• iCloud iOS Notes 6

  Hey guys.

  I have all my Apple 9 ongoing iOS devices, but my (old) iPod touch 4th gen still running iOS 6.

  The point is notes (stored in iCloud) seems ok on iOS devices 9, the iPod not the watch.

  Anyone know what is happening? Is it going on with someone else?

  TKS.

  The new notes in iOS 9 and above don't synchronize with earlier versions of iOS. Enhance your notes with iOS 9 and OS X El Capitan - Apple Support

• iCloud iOS 9.2 backup still not fixed!

  So I was prey to the backup could not be completed problem and waited for Apple to get a fix and I was happy to see this problem mentioned as one of the bugs addressed in iOS 9.2, BUT she was not really fixed!

  Now my phone is not backed up at all after all the geniuses of Apple has informed I have delete older backups to iCould and try again, my MacBook storage is too small to carry my 128 GB iPhone backup and now if my phone dies for some reason, my life went with it, and well more than she!

  I tried save my iPhone to external storage, but Apple won't let you do that cause us are freaking slaves and not free to do what we want, so now that I hope that they would finally listen and solve this problem which has already been mentioned several times!

  I've been through exactly the same thing. Have tried to reset network settings, off iCloud signing out and to iCloud, soft reset, change what's sustained upward and recently before 9.2 erase the old backup.  Now I'm in the same situation have iPhone 6 more 9.2 128 GB with no backup icloud saying could not finish and last backup ever!  I have not managed to get a backup of my iMac, but really really wanted to do a reset factory and restore unless I'm sure that it will solve the problem.

  Apple please help.  You have acknowledged the problem, but apparently the attempt to remedy with 9.2 didn't work.

• iPhone/iCloud storage issue

  I have a 64 GB iPhone 6s and 200 GB of storage iCloud. Whenever I plug in my iPhone and watch my storage, I see that I have Photos 14.12 and 27,67 GB of data and Documents on my iPhone. However, I use iCloud for photos and helped my office and documents on my MacBook Pro to be accessible from iCloud. My question is, why do I all this on my iPhone when I thought that it would be on iCloud? Wouldn't that means that it would not directly on my phone and I have a lot more space on my phone?

  (Hard drive in the sky)-based solution to what you think, is that iCloud is a traditional cloud, but in fact, it is not.  It is a system of synchronisation/mirroring, i.e. post all your data and fills in all of your devices is available immediately.

  If you are looking for traditional storage cloud base, you will need to consider options/third-party applications, for example for pictures - Flickr, Dropbox, Google; and for notes - Evernote, Google Dungeon, etc.