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How To Change Your Apple ID From Third-Party Email To iCloud?

If you have an iPhone, then you must know about Apple ID. You need to create an Apple ID when you first setup your iPhone. The Apple ID for iPhone is just as Google Account is for Android device. You can create an Apple ID with third-party email accounts such as Gmail or Yahoo. However, it is not feasible to associate an Apple domain address to the same. You can switch between third-party email address but now you can replace the third party email ID with an Apple domain address.

Apple allows you to use an Apple domain address to log into your devices, Apple has made it seamless to organize Apple account. However, once you have performed the procedure, there is no going back. That’s why, before you start the procedure, Apple warns you that once you have created Apple domain ID, you can’t revert back to third party email address.

So, before doing it think twice and if you are ok with the process, let’s do it:

Before you initiate the process, you need to remember that to create an Apple domain account you need to choose an email address which ends with @iCloud.com, @me.com, or @mac.com.

Note: you can change the Apple ID if your iOS is 10.3 or above. In case you already have Apple ID with Apple domain, you can’t change it.

You can also change your Apple ID from the third party to Apple domain via Apple ID account login page. Follow these steps to get it done:

In this way, you can switch from your Gmail account to Apple domain address to manage your Apple account seamlessly. The third-party email address will be an additional email address for your Apple account. In other words, you can still log on to your Apple account with third-party email account but all the communication related to your account will be sent to the iCloud Mail account.

Try this and let us know if you face any issues.

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