I know my iCloud is full, and I don't care!

Hello Pancanbob,

Thanks for using Apple Support Communities. It sounds like you’re receiving a notification due to your iCloud storage being full. I’m happy to provide some information.

In order to get rid of that notification, you would have to make storage available in your iCloud, or upgrade your storage plan. You can find steps for doing both below:

Manage your iCloud storage - Apple Support

If you’d like to leave feedback on this, you can do so here:

Product Feedback - Apple

Take care.

As long as your storage is near or at full, the nags will never, ever end. They are automatically sent to let you know you risk losing data or ending up with corrupted data (not to mention you will not be able to send nor receive iCloud email). Just as your computer’s operating system will constantly nag you when your hard drive is full, those iCloud naga will only go away if you delete material to make available space, or subscribe for more storage.

They are automatic system generated nags, and Apple will not turn them off. Only by having them on, when you miss emails, or cannot send, or your data becomes corrupted, they at least can say the system warned you about this, so they are not responsible for lost or corrupt data should you prefer to ignore the warnings and take no action.

Every online storage service has such nags, and none of them will disable them just because you find them annoying. They are considered an essential system administration feature to let people know they could lose data if they do not deal with the issue.