I've recently enabled iCloud for Safari, Notes, Photo Library, etc. and for the most part, it seems to be working well. However, say for example that I write a note on my iPad and it gets saved to iCloud, when I open up the notes app on my iPhone it takes a few seconds for the note to download. Is this the way iCloud is supposed to work, or is it supposed to do everything in the background? (Safari tabs have also been problematic and don't seem to sync very well.)
Do the Settings>Mail>Accounts>Fetch New Data>iCloud have anything to do with it, or do those options only control iCloud Email? It's a little confusing because on the Accounts page, it shows iCloud with "Notes, Contacts, iCloud Drive, and more...", so that's making me think that the Fetch New Data options control how and when iCloud data syncs, not just Email. I have it set to push, but things only appear to show up when I actually open whatever app.
If that's how iCloud is supposed to work, then great, I'm just not sure if it is or not, or if those settings have anything to do with it.
Do the Settings>Mail>Accounts>Fetch New Data>iCloud have anything to do with it, or do those options only control iCloud Email? It's a little confusing because on the Accounts page, it shows iCloud with "Notes, Contacts, iCloud Drive, and more...", so that's making me think that the Fetch New Data options control how and when iCloud data syncs, not just Email. I have it set to push, but things only appear to show up when I actually open whatever app.
If that's how iCloud is supposed to work, then great, I'm just not sure if it is or not, or if those settings have anything to do with it.