HT204053 How do I see the contents of my iCloud ? Pls

How do I see my contents in iCloud ?

Welcome to the Apple community.
Unfortunately your question is a little vague. If you mean how do you access icoud.com from your iOS device, then you can't. You should use the appropriate apps to view the data from iCloud on your iOS device.

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Hello everyone. i have iphone 4 whis ios702 i bought from someone else. i think i've synced photoes to my cloud (i dont know if when i had ios 6.14 or after updating to ios 702)
any way my cloud i occupied with 3.4 giga that i cant see.
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if yes, how am i doing it?
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orisharonn wrote:
i tried to compare between camera roll to photoes collections by years->month... i seems that almost every thing is in both- photoes and camera roll. whay is that???
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