They should receive an email message with a Join Calendar link they can click or tap, which will take them to iCloud.com to log in and accept the invitation. If that email doesn’t arrive or ...

On the other devices your family members will need to open the message, tap on the iCloud invitation and then tap on Accept to join your share. You may be able to share with other users who are ...

Apple offers shared calendars via iCloud, but it doesn’t always make it easy to understand how to share or accept an invitation—particularly if you or those you’re sharing with don’t use ...

You don’t need to have an iPhone, iCloud+ subscription, or an Apple account to accept invitations ... If you want to create an event in Apple Invites on the iCloud website, then follow the ...

In iOS 16, it's possible to create a shared iCloud Photo Library and then invite up to five other friends with Apple products to view photos, contribute photos, and edit photos. If you've already ...

To share iCloud space with other family members, you'll need an iCloud subscription with at least 200GB of storage ($2.99 per month). Otherwise, you'll need an Apple One Family plan ($22.95 per ...

But for iCloud Photo Sharing spam, there’s not much you can do. Dutch website AppleTips discovered a workaround that allows you to move a spam Calendar invitation without actually accepting or ...