It’s weird that some people consider the 3uTools can help bypass iCloud activation or remove iCloud account from iPhone, iPad or iPod touch since 3uTools official website doesn’t claim anything about iCloud activation.

It’s urgent that your iPhone or iPad is locked by iCloud, but don’t download anything to try in a hurry. Read this review for 3uTools to find whether it’s working for iCloud activation bypass or not before you take some actions.

• Once the scan has been complete, you can choose which files you want, then just click 'Export'. These photos will be stored on your computer safely and you can turn off iCloud Photo Library without deleting photos. You can also back up all your iPhone data with the program in case you need the data in future.
• Once the scan has been complete, you can choose which files you want, then just click 'Export'. These photos will be stored on your computer safely and you can turn off iCloud Photo Library without deleting photos. You can also back up all your iPhone data with the program in case you need the data in future.

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• Part 1: The Unbiased Review for 3uTools
• Part 2: An Alternative Way to Successfully Unlock iCloud Account on iPhone/iPad

The Unbiased Review for 3uTools

On 3uTools official website, it claims that it’s an all in one tool for iOS devices. 3uTools gives you access to a variety of useful features. It helps you back up your iOS data to your computer, transfer data from your PC to your gadget, install applications on your Apple device, etc. This program also offers you several built-in tools to optimize the performance of your iOS gadget. Besides, it helps you to jailbreak your device .

But Is It Possible to Bypass iCloud Activation with 3uTools?

You cannot use 3uTools to reset an iOS device with locked iCloud. However, 3uTools is a robust Flash tool that lets you choose a different iOS firmware to update or downgrade your device. It allows you to 'jailbreak' your Apple device and it is compatible with all iOS and model. But this cannot remove iCloud Activation Lock.

An Alternative Way to Successfully Unlock iCloud Account on iPhone/iPad

Forgot password for iCloud account? Got a second-hand iPhone being locked? All this can be resolved with iMyFone LockWiper iPhone Unlock - an password or passcode unlocker. It’s specifically developed to remove Apple ID and iCloud account from iPhone so that you can switch to a new account and enjoy all the features. It works regardless of whether “Find My iPhone” is enabled or disabled.

LockWiper - An East and Fast Way to Unlock iCloud

• Remove iCloud account and Apple ID without password from any activated iOS device
• Easy to use that you just need to connect your device and do a few clicks
• Successfully remove Apple ID from iPhone when Apple ID has been locked or disabled
• After removal, you can log in with a different iCloud account and enjoy all iCloud services
• Your device won’t be tracked or blocked by the previous iCloud account

Steps to Remove iCloud on iPhone without Passcode

Step 1: Download and open the iMyFone LockWiper application on your computer. Choose “Unlock Apple ID” mode.

Step 2: Connect your iOS device to your computer and trust the connection. Tap on the 'Start to Unlock' mode.

Step 3: Follow the onscreen instructions to reset all settings on iPhone. The program will start removing the Apple ID from the device.

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iCloud isn’t the most stable of experiences on PC, but it’s something that you've got to deal with once you start integrating into the Apple ecosystem. And the fact that you get much less free space compared to alternate services such as Google Drive makes things even worse when your paltry 5GB of storage fills up in record time.

If you are about to run out of space, iCloud pushes out banner notifications periodically. While it’s good to be alerted to something that vital, the frequency at which you receive these notifications, combined with the excessively distracting way that they show up, can get annoying really fast.

Fortunately, Windows 10 lets you turn them off quite easily. But if you are also looking for ways to actually free up some iCloud storage, then you are going to find a few pointers on how to do that as well.

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Turning Off iCloud Notifications

Windows 10 gives you complete control over all app-related notifications, so you can turn off iCloud notifications immediately. However, there's a minor glitch within the application that forcefully re-enables disabled notifications after a PC restart, so you need to follow a particular pattern to permanently turn them off. So, let’s see how you can do that.

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Step 1: Open the Start menu, search for Notifications, and then click Turn App Notifications On or Off.

Step 2: Scroll down and click iCloud Services.

Note: While you do have the option to disable all iCloud notifications right from here, there’s an unresolved bug that re-enables notifications after a system restart. Hence, you need to dive in to the various notification settings available and disable them individually.

Step 3: Turn off the switches under Show Notification Banners, Keep Notifications Private on the Lock Screen, Show Notifications in the Action Center, and Play a Sound When a Notification Arrives.

Step 4: Finally, disable the switch under Notifications.

That’s it! You’ve successfully turned off iCloud notifications, so you should no longer receive any distracting pop-ups or sounds anymore.

Note: Do note that performing this action also prevents you from seeing any other notifications related to iCloud as well.

Managing iCloud Storage

iCloud notifications are annoying, but simply turning them off doesn’t resolve the actual cause of the issue. Deleting files work, but only temporarily until you start running out of space again. So, if you are interested in managing your iCloud storage a tad more effectively, here are a few tips.

Switch to My Photo Stream

If photos take up a huge chunk of your iCloud storage, then consider using My Photo Stream to sync photos. It doesn't require any space on iCloud, but you should still find your latest photos syncing over to all devices instantly.

There are a few drawbacks, however. Photos are only backed up to iCloud for a maximum of 30 days, and you won’t find any videos or live photos syncing across devices either.

To learn more about the advantages and limitations of My Photo Stream when compared to the default iCloud Photo Library, do check our detailed comparison guide regarding the subject.

Use Google Photos & Drive

My Photo Stream is great at what it does, but the limited cloud-backup functionality associated is highly disconcerting. Fortunately, there’s something even better. Ever heard of Google Photos? It’s completely free no matter how much you upload, and you can get it on pretty much any platform.

However, your images and videos are compressed to a certain degree — a maximum of 16Mp for photos and 1080p for videos — but free is still free, right? And unlike My Photo Stream, you also have a permanent backup in case things go south.

And when it comes to huge files, there’s really no point in wasting your iCloud Drive storage space when you have Google Drive to resort to. It provides up to 15GB of free space, which is thrice more than what iCloud offers. Not to mention the fact that Google Drive syncs stuff much faster overall as well.

Disable Unwanted Apps

Usually, your iPhone or iPad backs up any documents generated by the majority of apps that you install to iCloud. However, you can prevent your device from uploading data from unwanted apps via the Manage Storage portal — accessible by tapping Settings -> Profile Name -> iCloud -> Manage Storage -> Backups.

Do take care that you don't disable any important apps from backing up data to iCloud while you're at it.

Back Up With iTunes

iCloud backups are insanely convenient, but if you’re really crunched for storage, consider using iTunes to back up your iPhone or iPad directly to your PC instead. You should be able to free up lots of space on iCloud by doing so, not to mention the additional bandwidth that you save by backing up locally.

However, it’s always better to have an iCloud backup at hand just in case, so do consider this as a last resort. And speaking of iTunes, did you check out the new iTunes Windows Store app yet?

Buy Additional iCloud Storage

Playing devil’s advocate here, but if you absolutely love using iCloud and everything about it, consider buying additional cloud-storage. There are a number of upgrade plans available, and a move up to 50GB of storage costs only 99c per month.

One Other Thing

Before wrapping things up, let’s briefly go over another iCloud-related notification that shows up repeatedly after attempting to your sync iCloud-related data with the Mail, Calendar, or People apps.

Labeled ‘Your iCloud Settings Are Out of Date,’ it shows up due to the enhanced two-factor authentication protocols related to your Apple ID. Since this notification is pushed out by other apps, it won’t go away even after disabling all iCloud notifications.

To resolve the issue, you need to generate an app-specific password via the Apple ID management portal so that you can successfully sign into the app that prompts the notification.

For an in-depth guide regarding the issue, please refer to this post.

No More Annoying Pop-Ups, But ...

iCloud notifications are downright annoying, and while you can easily disable them, it’s always better to free up some space if possible. You never know when you might need that vital iCloud backup to only find that it hasn’t synced properly due to a lack of storage.

My Photo Stream, Google Photos, Google Drive, and iTunes should all help you out in toning down on the amount of stuff syncing to iCloud.

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So, did you manage to turn off those pesky notifications successfully? Do let us know in comments.

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