Showing posts with label iCloud. Show all posts
Showing posts with label iCloud. Show all posts

Monday, November 24, 2014

View iCloud Messages Directly from Your PC (Tutorial)


Trying view your iPhone SMS messages and iMessages on iCloud, only to realize there is no step-by-step solution? Here I will provide you an easy and smart way to view iCloud messages.

The entire contents of your iPhone, including the text messages, can be backed up to iCloud or iTunes on your computer. If your iPhone is damaged, broken or lost, you can restore this backup to your iPhone and have up-to-date copies of your messages. There is the possibility that one day you want to view the iCloud messages directly on your computer, or you may want to download the messages from iCloud and keep them on your computer. So how to view text messages on iCloud from your PC? Here is an iOS content manager - AnyTrans that gives you the access to iCloud backup, and view iCloud messages, contacts, notes, calendar and more.

Now follows me to check out why AnyTrans is so reliable, and how AnyTrans exactly makes the text messages viewable on iCloud.

AnyTrans Main Features

1. Data-transfer: AnyTrans manages to transfer almost all the personal data and media files including music, videos, photos, contacts, messages and more to the computer.

2. Full-way transfer mode: AnyTrans enables users to transfer iOS contents from any iDevices to iTunes, to any computer or to iPhone, iPad and iPod.

3. iCloud-management: AnyTrans gives users the right to access iCloud backup by simply signing in Apple ID, and makes it easy to view and even selectively download backup to computer, including messages, notes, contacts, calendar, call history etc.

How to View Text Messages on iCloud with AnyTrans

1. Download and install AnyTrans on your PC/Mac.

2.Open AnyTrans, and link your iPhone to the computer.


3.On the homepage of AnyTrans, click the iCloud button, and sign in with your Apple ID.


4. Select a backup you need, and click Messages.

5.Now you can see the text messages with phone numbers or contact names. And you can also download them to your computer by clicking the To PC button.

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Friday, September 19, 2014

How to Protect Your Data on iCloud?


Here are some principles to avoid being victims of hacking.


While images of naked celebrities have been hacked, the hacker would have to accomplish his crime, exploited a loophole in the security of the iCloud. As a reminder, iCloud is a service offered by Apple to instantly share images and documents between your iPhone, iPad and Mac computers. For now, the Apple brand has not given any official response to the problem, and we can not be completely certain that this is the service that is at issue. But when in doubt, Belgium-iPhone update on a few simple steps to protect your sensitive data.


Choose a good password

While it's tempting to take on all sites and all software, password simple and easy to remember, remember that it's really not a good idea. In 2013, the two most common words were the very basic password "password" and "123456", which protects you in any pirate attacks. Better to choose a solid, at least 8 or 10 characters, mixing upper and lower case letters, numbers and various symbols, do not use it all the same and change regularly.

Also avoid choosing the name of your son, your cat, the date of your wedding anniversary or your place of birth - easy to find information, and thus make weak passwords. This work seems tedious, but with mnemonics it becomes quite easy to find strong passwords: take for example the initial title of your favorite novel or movie, to which you add the number of letters it contains, or else replace some letters with numbers (eg A by 4 or I by 1) to more complex your password ...

Want to clear up caches on iPhone? Do you want to find answers? This post will tell you how to clear up caches on iPhone.

Encrypt your data

Less easy but very effective, data encryption is a good solution if you want to protect your data: it is a cryptographic method that can make a document comprehensible to those who have knowledge of the key encryption. Cryptographic software are available for many Cloud. Normally, the Apple encrypts your data automatically when it is sent over the Internet, stores them in an encrypted format on the server uses secure for authentication filters - however, the mishap that happened to American celebrities suggests that encryption is not enough, but it is confirmed that piracy was caused by a fault iCloud Apple probably will take the necessary measures.

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Be careful what you share on the Cloud

Unfortunately, that appears once on the Internet never goes away entirely. So if there has images, documents or videos that you really do not want made ​​public, it is best not to put them on the web, even a few minutes, if you do not want a hacker can find them. Beware also of the automatic synchronization, proposed by many services iCloud: While this feature is often very convenient, but many users activate it without realizing the risks involved, and the data that you wanted keep confidential become easily findable by hackers. If you are afraid, do share your documents and photos to the cloud manually, case by case, to make sure that incriminating records are not released without your consent.

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Tuesday, September 16, 2014

Celebgate: How to protect photos from his iPhone and iCloud in three easy steps (tutorial)



TECHNO - Since Apple has confirmed that hundreds of nude photos of celebrities came from an attack on its online storage service iCloud Wednesday, its shares fell 4% in stock and you are entitled to ask you how to protect yourself also your photos, at least those that hackers should not have access.

Here's how to protect photos from your iPhone and iCloud in three easy steps.


1.    Remove your photos iCloud

If your photos will automatically transfer to iCloud, you are a good target for hackers. How to turn this off?

a. Go to your Settings and select iCloud


b. Scroll up Photos

c. Disable buttons My photo stream and Photo Sharing


2.    Remove your photos (incriminating or not) in my photostream

If your personal collection was transferred to the iCloud automatically, make sure not to relegate too personal photos in your photo stream. To do this, click on your iPhone Photos and Albums, and watch my photostream. Remove any photos you do not want to share. You May Like: How to Backup Photos from iPhone to Computer



3.    Configure an additional check in iCloud

You should also set a two-step verification for your iCloud account. That way, anyone who wants access must enter a special code that is sent to your iPhone or texting will know your security key (a separate password) to log in to your iCloud account.

Here's how to set it up:

a. Go to iCloud.com and log in to your account

b. Click Account Settings

c. Click your Apple ID

From there you will be redirected to a new page.

d. Click Manage your Apple ID

e. Click Password and Security



Apple will now ask security questions you had back when you created your iCloud account (as the maiden name of your mother). Once connected, you can enter your phone number for verification in two stages. Apple will send a code to your phone, so you can put it online. You will also receive a special code called a security key that you should print out and keep in a safe place. So if you do not have your phone in hand, you can enter your code.

Whenever you want to connect to iCloud, Apple will send you a text message. That way, a hacker must know both your username and have your phone available to access your photos.

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Wednesday, July 30, 2014

How to Sync iPhone contacts with iTunes / iCloud


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How to sync contacts from iPhone with iTunes and iCloud

Although the iPhone is described as THE ultimate smartphone, it leaves something to be desired in terms of management, publishing and sync iPhone contacts.

If you want to copy iPhone contacts to your PC, you must create a complete backup of your iPhone via iTunes, which is immediately encrypted and well hidden in a mysterious (and many!) Apple files on your system. If you want to transfer your iPhone from your old iPhone to your new contacts, you must also go through a backup or iOS by the famous iCloud. It is very easy to use, but you do not have any opportunity to view your contacts or modify before you import all your contacts on your new iPhone. This also means that you totally depend on Apple to backup and restore your iPhone contacts. Some possibilities sync your iPhone contacts exist, via Outlook or Gmail, but these solutions are a bit complicated and do not always work as they should. Finally, if you want to edit your iPhone contacts, you are forced to do it on the iPhone itself and there is no way to create groups or edit contacts quickly. This is why many people decide to use third party applications to manage and save their contacts.

iTunes and iCloud can’t allows you to selectively sync a contact, but you can sync contacts from iPhone with AnyTrans.