There is no single "default folder" for iCloud. iCloud is a cloud storage service, not a traditional folder structure like you might find on your computer.
Instead, iCloud acts like a central hub for your data. This data can include:
- Photos: iCloud Photos stores your pictures and videos.
- Documents: Files stored in iCloud Drive are accessible across your devices.
- Emails: Mail in iCloud stores your emails and contacts.
- Notes: iCloud Notes stores your notes, lists, and other text-based information.
- Other Data: iCloud also stores other data like your Safari bookmarks, passwords, and calendar appointments.
You can access these different types of data directly through their respective apps on your devices. For example, you would access your photos through the Photos app, your documents through the Files app, and your emails through the Mail app.
To summarize, iCloud doesn't have a single default folder. It acts as a storage space for all your data, which you can access through various apps on your devices.
