Here's how I use iCloud on Windows — It's not as bad as you think
Using iCloud on Windows used to be a real pain, but that's long gone, as these days it's easy to use Apple's cloud storage on Microsoft's OS.
If you are a Windows user and hesitant to use Apple’s iCloud feature, don’t be. You might think that because they are different operating systems, using iCloud on Windows is difficult or a headache. The truth is, it’s a cloud service like OneDrive, Google Drive, Proton Drive, or others. There are different ways in which it is beneficial to me. I have an iPhone, so it’s useful since I take a lot of photos and screenshots. I’m also a Windows user, so iCloud is an efficient way to sync photos and files I create, making them accessible across devices. Once it’s set up, I sync pictures to the built-in Photos app and access them from File Explorer.
