Since I upgraded to High Sierra, iCloud messed up all the accounts on my computer. Stuff got copied from one account into the other. This happened even though I skipped setting up iCloud during the upgrade. Is there any way to get rid of iCloud or is it absolutely required with High Sierra? I was very happy without iCloud.
iMac, macOS High Sierra (10.13.4)
Thank you very much for your quick response. If I understand you right, I don’t have to sign in to iCloud in System Preferences if I don’t want to use it.
Unfortunately, with my other computer I had activated iCloud because I thought this was necessary with the new upgrade and that is when everything got mixed up in my accounts. Now I signed out of that iCloud account. Will this prevent iCloud to further get involved in any way or should I have removed all the checkmarks before I signed out? I am just afraid to ever sign in again.
just log out and you are no longer using iCloud - you may want to uncheck everything too but it is not necessary
LN
iCloud is not required - in the system preferences l
LNog out
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