Stop your iCloud mailbox from syncing with iOS
Do you want to take iCloud off the Mail app for your iPhone? If you have an Apple account, you may also have an iCloud email address. To disable it, you'll just need to go into your settings. Here's how to turn off iCloud Mail on an iPhone.
Disabling iCloud Mail on iPhone
To turn off iCloud emails on your iPhone, open Settings and tap your Apple account. Tap iCloud > iCloud Mail > toggle off Use on this iPhone .
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Open the Settings app. This is the grey cog icon.
- Keep in mind that disabling your iCloud mail account doesn't delete or otherwise affect your mail. You just won't receive any new notifications or mail on your iPhone.
- To permanently turn off iCloud Mail, you'll need to delete the Apple ID , which is not recommended.
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Tap your Apple account. This is at the very top of the screen.Advertisement
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Tap iCloud . You can find this below Subscriptions .
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Tap iCloud Mail . This is below the Apps Using iCloud header.
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Toggle off"Use on this iPhone". The switch will turn grey.
- iCloud Mail will now be disabled.
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Open the Settings app. This is the grey cog icon.
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2Tap Apps . You may need to scroll to find this option.
- If you haven't updated to iOS 18, skip this step.
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Tap Mail . This is next to the envelope icon.
- If you haven't updated to iOS 18, you'll find this under Passwords .
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Tap Accounts . This will be towards the middle of the screen.
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Tap Delete Account . This is at the bottom.
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Tap Delete Account again. The email account will be removed from your iPhone.
- To delete another email, tap it, and then tap Delete Account twice.
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QuestionI use iCloud to sync my three devices. Suddenly, something has changed so that when I send an email link, I have a webpage to another person and it uses my iCloud address. How do I change it to my email?Community AnswerMake sure in email that when you send an email, it says From: the email you want to send it to. Or, in Settings, go to accounts or into your contact and into email, and remove the iCloud account.
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1. Open your iPhone's Settings
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2. Scroll to the fourth group of options and select iCloud
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3. Slide the Mail
switch left to the Off
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