Is it possible to update my iPhone XR after removing iCloud, Gmail?

tolly257 Said:

"Is it possible to update my iPhone XR after removing iCloud, Gmail?: I want you to help me to remove my iPhone XR iCloud gmail and password then update my iPhone like that."

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For future reference...

Please Provide More on your iPhone:

What's your iPhone model? What are you looking to update to? Without that being provided, read the following...

Updating an iPhone to Past to iOS17:

Update Using a Computer:

What to Update: Installed apps and the iOS.

How to do so...

A. Verify Compatibility:

Identify your iPhone model. The first thing that comes to mind in incompatibility being the culprit. So, confirm the model of your iPhone. If iPhone model is incompatible with iOS 17, then it is because you iPhone does not meet the hardware requirements for this iOS version(s).

B. If Compatible...

1. Back Up First:

IMPORTANT: If you have an option to update, however, then be certain you backup your iPhone first. That way, you will have something to restore your iPhone from should anything go wrong with the update

then...

2. Proceed with the Update:

Go Here:  Update your iPhone Using a Computer - User Tip

Update your iPhone -

• If you have an iPhone 5S or 6/6plus, the highest you can update to is 12.5.7

• If you have an iPhone 6S through 7, or SE 1st generation, you can update to 15.8.2

• If you have an iPhone 8 or X, you can update to 16.7.7

• If you have an iPhone SE (2nd generation or later), or XR through 15, you can update to 17.5.1

Go to Settings > General > Software Update.

This link will show you how to update your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch using WiFi -

Update your iPhone or iPad - Apple Support

This link will show you how to update using your computer -

Update iOS on iPhone - Apple Support

tolly257 Said:

"Is it possible to update my iPhone XR after removing iCloud, Gmail?: I want you to help me to remove my iPhone XR iCloud gmail and password then update my iPhone like that."

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Updating the iOS Without Being Logged In:

No. This is not an option. You need to update, and then log out.