How to Switch to iCloud Syncing (Call and Text Sync for iOS on a Mac)

If you have a Mac computer you can now sync your calls and texts to Cloze using iCloud instead of connecting to your iPhone. With this syncing option, you no longer need to connect over Wi-Fi or use a cable to sync your iPhone calls and texts with Cloze. And, you no longer have to enter your passcode each time a sync runs. 

There are a few steps to walk through to switch you over, but once you have switched your iPhone calls and texts will sync automatically in the background. Please walk through these steps in order. 

  1. Confirm your computer is using the latest version of macOS (Sonoma).
  2. Disconnect your existing iPhone connection (and choose "Remove and Keep History").

This video walks you through switching from the previous Call and Text Sync app to the Call and Text Sync app for iCloud. Scroll down for step by step instructions.

1.) Confirm your Mac is running on Sonoma

macOS Sonoma is required to use the iCloud syncing version of the Cloze Call and Text Sync app. If you are unsure what version of macOS your Mac is running, follow the steps below to check.  

  1. Tap on the Apple icon in the upper left corner of your Mac computer screen. 
  2. Select About this Mac. 

  1. Look to see what version of macOS is listed. If you don't see Sonoma listed, please follow these instructions from Apple to upgrade to Sonoma.

2.) Disconnect your existing iPhone connection

Next, you will remove your existing iPhone connection. 

  1. Tap on the Cloze Call and Text Sync icon in the tool bar. 
  2. Tap on Settings
  3. When the Settings screen opens, tap on Disconnect (under the Sync Now button).

  1. Tap on Remove and Keep History. This options retains all of the calls and texts that have already synced with your Cloze account. 

  1. Tap on Stop Syncing.

3.) Begin the Call and Text Sync app for iCloud Setup  

When you reach the screen below, you will begin the process for setting up the Call and Text Sync for iCloud. Click here for instructions

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