How can I get iCloud if the verification email was accidentally deleted?
My sister accidentally deleted the verification email iCloud sends when it's setting up. Now when she and I try to get iCloud set up on her iPhone, it always comes back that the verification is pending. Since I am the quasi geek in the family she came to me with it. Is there a way to prompt the system to send the verification email again? She takes a lot of pictures with her iPhone and would like to have them back up to iCloud and transfer to her PC.
Put in a request for another verification e-mail to be sent to you.
Start here, change your country if necessary and go to manage your account.
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