Getting to know iCloud and Continuity Flashcards
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Which of these services does iCloud provide?
A. Storage, backup, and file recovery
B. File restoration, storage, and macOS Recovery
C. Backup, storage, and access to the App Store
A. Storage, backup, and file recovery
iCloud saves and protects your data and provides services that include storage, backup, and file recovery.
Your MDM administrator turned on the “Managed App’s stored data in iCloud” MDM restriction.
How does this affect users with managed iPhone and iPad devices?
A. Users can’t store any documents or data in iCloud.
B. Users can’t store data from managed apps in iCloud.
C. Users can store managed apps and the managed apps’ data in iCloud.
B. Users can’t store data from managed apps in iCloud.
When the “Managed App’s store data in iCloud” MDM restriction setting is on, users can’t store data from managed apps in iCloud.
What must you have to use most Continuity features on your Apple devices?
A. An iCloud account and Apple Pay
B. An Apple ID with iCloud features enabled
C. An Apple ID and a Continuity account
B. An Apple ID with iCloud features enabled
When you sign in to your Apple ID with iCloud features enabled on your Apple devices, you can use Continuity features.
What does iCloud require to work?
A. An Apple ID, an internet connection, and Continuity
B. Current software, an Apple ID, and an internet connection
C. An iCloud token, an Apple ID, and current operating systems
B. Current software, an Apple ID, and an internet connection
iCloud requires an Apple ID, an active internet connection, and up-to-date software. Also, if you meet the recommended system requirements, you can use the latest iCloud features and get the best experience.
When can your Mac use Personal Hotspot on your iPhone to connect to the internet?
A. When your Mac has Personal Hotspot turned on
B. When your iPhone has 5G and access to a 5G network
C. When your Mac and your iPhone are within range of each other
C. When your Mac and your iPhone are within range of each other
Your Mac can use Personal Hotspot on your iPhone or iPad (Wi-Fi + Cellular) to connect to the internet when your Mac and the device are within range of each other.
iCloud also works with your Managed Apple ID
A. True
B. False
A. True
Because you use a Managed Apple ID only within an organization, certain features are restricted to protect individual privacy and the organization
For Apple Business Manager and Apple Business Essentials, how many GBs of iCloud storage does a Managed Apple ID include?
5 GB
When you create a Managed Apple ID with Apple School Manager, it provides ____GB of iCloud storage
200
You can use the Continuity features described in this section to move seamlessly between your devices.
For example, with ____, you can start a message using Mail on your iPhone, then you can finish on your Mac by clicking the Mail app’s ____ icon in the Dock.
Handoff
When you want to share content with other users, you can use AirDrop without you or the person you’re sending to signing in with an Apple ID
A. True
B. False
A. True
Also, you can turn on Airplay Receiver to receive video and audio content from any nearby Mac, iPhone, or iPad on the same network without signing in with an Apple ID
Which iCloud service will securely store your passwords, credit cards, and more?
iCloud Keychain
Which Apple device uses the Continuity feature to be able to unlock your Mac or approve authentication requests from your Mac, without entering a password
Apple Watch
Which Continuity feature lets you use your nearby iPhone or iPad to take a picture or scan a document, and it appears instantly on your Mac. You can also use your iPhone as a webcam on your Mac
Continuity Camera
How do you connect your Mac to the internet using the Personal Hotspot on your iPhone or iPad, through Instant Hotspot, where both devices are logged in to your Apple ID?
Your iPhone or iPad automatically appears in the Wi‑Fi menu on your Mac. Then you choose the name of your iPhone or iPad to turn on your hotspot.
