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May 30, 2010
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I like the idea of only having to remember one password to everything Apple related. But what happens if I change my iCloud password? Will it get synchronized automatically or will I need update it manually on my Mac, e.g. by re-enabling usage of a local password and then switch back to iCloud? If not, it would require my Mac to have an Internet connection when booting up so that it's able to synchronize the password to reflect that of my iCloud, right?

Is there anything else I need to be aware of before turning this feature on?
 
If you switch to using the iCloud password for your login that will be synced over the Internet. If you change the iCloud PW from another device that change will get synced to all devices. If one device is not on the Internet it will continue to use the old iCloud password until it gets on the Internet again.
 
If you switch to using the iCloud password for your login that will be synced over the Internet. If you change the iCloud PW from another device that change will get synced to all devices. If one device is not on the Internet it will continue to use the old iCloud password until it gets on the Internet again.
Makes sense. Any pitfalls I need to know about?
 
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