After You Know Which Account Is Syncing Your Notes

Note: After you set up iCloud, you may wish to go to Settings -> Notes to turn off the switch next to “On My iPhone” Account to make sure all of your notes end up synchronizing with iCloud. I’ll walk you through this process later in the tutorial. When you enable iCloud sync, you’ll be given the option to automatically upload and sync the notes on your iPhone to iCloud. In this case, I recommend setting up iCloud on your device. If you see “On My iPhone” under Folders in the Notes app, your Notes aren’t being synced with any email or iCloud account. If You’ve Never Synced Notes Before Or You See “On My iPhone” If your notes are synced with Gmail, we need to set up your Gmail account on your computer. For example, If your notes are synced with iCloud, you’ll need to set up iCloud on your Mac or PC. If you see more than one account listed here, tap into each one to find out which account is storing the notes you’d like to sync with your computer.

You will end up on a screen with a header that reads “Folders”. Underneath this header you will see a list of all the accounts that are currently storing your notes. Open the Notes app on your iPhone and repeatedly tap the yellow Back arrow icon at the upper left-hand corner of the app. I’ll show you how to locate your notes below - don’t worry, it’s not as daunting as it seems. How Do I Know Which Account Is Storing My Notes?

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