iCloud is an excellent data storage service for iOS device users (iPhone and iPad). After creating and using an iCloud account, regularly changing your password is essential to protect your account. Changing your iCloud password is simple, but not everyone knows how to do it. To ensure safety and easier management of your iCloud account, change your password to a strong, memorable format to avoid losing access to your account and having to create a new iCloud account.
Guide to changing your iCloud password
Step 1: Access the Apple ID and iCloud account management page HERE
Step 2: Log in here using your iCloud account credentials.
Step 3: If prompted with a security question notification, provide the necessary information as prompted by the system.
Step 4: Once successfully logged in, click on the Change Password... option on your Apple ID and iCloud account management page.
Step 5: Enter your current password, new password, and confirm your new password (re-enter the new password). You must enter the new password correctly to meet Apple's requirements, which include at least 8 characters, including both letters and numbers, with a mix of uppercase and lowercase letters.
Step 6: Once the conditions are met, you can click on Change Password... to modify your iCloud password.
Changing your iCloud password seems straightforward, doesn't it? After changing your iCloud password, avoid sharing your account to prevent data leaks or, worse, having your iPhone disabled due to iCloud account loss. Additionally, explore managing your iCloud account to understand the benefits it offers.
An iCloud account typically serves as an App ID on your device. Therefore, creating an iCloud account often involves registering an Apple ID for your device. Mytour has previously detailed the process of registering an Apple ID directly on your phone in various technical articles.