"Apple makes it really easy to turn off in settings, and with particularly fine grained control." Unless things changed since the last time I looked, no, not r

"Apple makes it really easy to turn off in settings, and with particularly fine grained control." Unless things changed since the last time I looked, no, not really. If you decide to turn off iCloud after using it for a period of time you risk having contacts, calendars, notes and other data deleted. This happened to my wife. She had to disconnect due to HIPPA and lost piles of information in the process. Yes, if you are a tech person there are ways to avoid that. That is nit the case for the average person. I think this is really shitty of Apple. How hard would it be to ask: Would you like to keep <information> stored in your <device> after disabling iCloud? Not sure what this says about Apple.