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I have a brand new macbook air 13.5, and yet for some reason it is saying some of my documents are on icloud. I have never wanted to use icloud, and I have no intention of ever using it.
I would like to remove whatever is in the icloud, and turn icloud Off for good. Can someone please send me instructions to permanently remove any docs it has and to turn it off?
MacBook Air 13″, macOS 10.15
Open system preferences > click on Apple ID > manage > turn off and delete photos , notes , documents can be deleted from iCloud Drive in finder Delete files and folders on Mac - Apple Support
You can also manage storage Manage your iCloud storage - Apple Support its optional to sign out Apple ID from Mac system preferences Sign in or out of your Apple ID on Mac - Apple Support
Thank you, Georgeside. That got me close.
The options on my screen turned out to to be, Data Recovery
then Restore files. Once I was in there I could select all files and Delete them.
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how do i remove all icloud documents
