I know it's full, I have no need or intention of adding storage to it. I'd be very grateful to anyone who can tell me how to turn off these incessant emails.
Cheers!
iMac 27″, macOS 10.13
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Best Regards.
Hello Jesus Shaves,
Sounds like you may be receiving phishing emails. This article explains how to detect and report phishing attempts: Recognize and avoid phishing messages, phony support calls, and other scams
Best Regards.
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Hello Jesus Shaves,
Are these emails, or perhaps notifications that appear on your iPhone?
If your iPhone is set up to perform a function that involves iCloud, and there is no storage available, the system will prompt with a message.
To check, follow these steps:
Any item in the right column with a check in it is using iCloud. If there is not any available storage, the message you described may appear.
You can try unchecking everything there. This may stop the prompts.
Have a good day.
These are emails that come to my Mac via my iCloud email address. By doing what you're proposing I would then be deleting all items that are copied to iCloud, no?
I'll try a more surgical approach and eliminate some items there.
Still, I would like to use as much as iCloud as I can without getting constant emails from Apple telling me I'm out of storage. I know I'm out of storage, Apple, but I want to use the free amount you give to us paupers without being harassed about it!
Thanks.
Jesus Shaves,
Going through the settings of what is synced to iCloud may remove them from iCloud. You should receive a prompt to save them on your Mac. For instance, if you turn off Contacts, these will remain on your Mac, but will no longer be synced to iCloud.
Take care.
100% sure they are from Apple. Headers show as much and spamcop.net confirms.
How do I stop Apple from sending me emails stating "Your iCloud storage is full." I get these every **** day!
