Tried first answer but no flip or what ever the pluck it’s called. I already went into settings and turned off find my iphone but safari still insists ongoing to find my ipone GODDAMIT, i even removed the old phone devise and safari still insists on going to find my iPhone!
Please prove clear and concise answers. Thank you.
iPad Air, iOS 12
If you go to iCloud.com from an iOS device, there are a limited number of services available to you. If you do the same thing older software on an iOS device, then you will only get the “find my phone” option. You can get a full list of services at iCloud.com using your Mac.
If you go to iCloud.com from an iOS device, there are a limited number of services available to you. If you do the same thing older software on an iOS device, then you will only get the “find my phone” option. You can get a full list of services at iCloud.com using your Mac.
When enterint the domain in the address bar, there should then be a drop-down showing the options.
Here’s what the drop-down shown after entering Apple.com looks like:
Select the domain from that list.
As an alternative for this particular case, add a space on the end, and that’ll suppress the other alternatives.
Winston Churchill: please try that? I get the iCloud.com web services portal login from both iOS and iPadOS, when I visit that domain. This used to be restricted a while back, but when Apple started masking the browser info, iCloud now shows the same page and same login info across iOS, iPadOS, and macOS.
Now I can't figure out how to edit my question to make it more clear. On my iPad, when I open Safari and go to icloud.com, Safari defaults to icould.com/find. The associated iphone was found but is n/a. When I followed the instructions on the same person who had the same problem. The instructions read something like go to settings > your name > apps using or something like that > don't remember past here, but I do remember the instructions said to look for fipm or something like that and turn it on or off. I could not find that! So frustrated as ****, I tried to post my same issue with a snarky request for clear and concise replies, having found the previous person's answer not helpful at all.
I just tried to go to icloud.com on my ipad, again, and again, it went to icloud.com/find, which is not where I want safari to take me
I apologize for loosing my temper
Now I can't figure out how to edit my question to make it more clear. On my iPad, when I open Safari and go to icloud.com, Safari defaults to icould.com/find. The associated iphone was found but is n/a. When I followed the instructions on the same person who had the same problem. The instructions read something like go to settings > your name > apps using or something like that > don't remember past here, but I do remember the instructions said to look for fipm or something like that and turn it on or off. I could not find that! So frustrated as ****, I tried to post my same issue with a snarky request for clear and concise replies, having found the previous person's answer not helpful at all.
I just tried to go to icloud.com on my ipad, again, and again, it went to icloud.com/find, which is not where I want safari to take me
I apologize for loosing my temper
answering from my imac...
how can I "pick icloud.com form the list of stuff that appears when you enter the domain" when having already entered "icloud.com" in the safari URL field takes me to "icloud.com/find?" I don't know how to be any clearer maybe screen shots...too much trouble...need three devices to show what's happening! ,.p..go...Great! NOW I ERASED MY CURRENT IPHONE FROM THE ACCOUNT AND BECAUSE MY OLD PHONE NUMBER IS STILL ASSOCIATED WITH MY APPLE ACCOUNT I CAN'T PROCEED.
sorry to yell, but do you understand my frustration?
Neither the phone nor the iPad give you all the cloud services available to the desktop. The phone has photos, find my phone and notes, the iPad those 3 plus 6 more.
I'm aware you can load the desktop version of the site from a mobile device. The problem is that the additional services it reveals don't work very well, hence why I assume they are hidden in the first place.
I'm not following your post or understand what exactly you're asking.
Can’t give clear and concise answers to an utterly unclear and confusing question? I honestly have no idea what you’re even asking.
Pick iCloud.com from the list of stuff that appears when you enter the domain. I suspect you’re picking up the most recent related website access, which will be icloud.com/find.
So? The question was how to get to iCloud, without getting to Find My.
But, whatever.
I’m tired of getting yelled at.
MacLeonardo, best of luck with this.
why does icloud.com goto find my iphone
