[cpc12]

I am trying to access iCloud from my browser on my iPad when I go to iCloud .com it prompts me to set up iCloud. It's already set up.

Does iCloud.com only work on a Mac ?

Why isn't there a iCloud app ?

Confused :confused

[JustMe'D]

Thus far, you cannot access iCloud via mobile Safari. You will have to use a desktop or laptop computer. You *may* be able to access it via a third party browser using your mobile device, but I haven't tried it.


Just Me, D

[Peligro911]

Why would u need to ? It's all on your iPad .. Except documents and that they want you to buy the app


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[cpc12]

no real reason to... I guess why access it on my mac as well... the interface is useless.

I keep hoping to find a reason to really love this concept but like all Mac things.... its restrictive..

I realized I can't open the site on my phone either.

[Peligro911]

Ya I think the reason you can't is because all the info that you will be looking at is already synced to your phone .. But I guess it could be handy if a friend wanted to use your device log in get his doc or grab a number real quick


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[Manali7]

The reason I want to be able to login to icloud from my iphone is to "find" my macbook if it's stolen (as a friend's was today), but I guess I can login via another computer, just means having to go and find one as I don't have extras at home.

[JustMe'D]

The reason I want to be able to login to icloud from my iphone is to "find" my macbook if it's stolen (as a friend's was today), but I guess I can login via another computer, just means having to go and find one as I don't have extras at home.

Just download the "Find My iPhone" app. When you enter your iCloud credentials, you will see all of your devices that are configured for iCloud and in regard to your MacBook, as long as it is connected to the Internet, you will get a location for it.