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How to create Apple ID in ios latest version

Apple Id banane ke liye niche ki steps ko follow kijiye.
How to create a new Apple ID on your iPhone or iPad in iOS 10.3 or later
Launch the Settings app.
Tap Sign in to your iPhone at the top of the screen.

Launch Settings, then tap Sign in

Tap Don't have an Apple ID or forgot it?
Tap Create Apple ID when the window pops up.
Tap Don't have Apple ID, then tap create Apple ID


Enter a birth date. Tap Next. Enter your first and last name. Tap Next.
Select your current email address or get a new iCloud email address.



Entering birthday for new Apple ID on iPhone



Enter your email address. Create a password. Verify the password. Select a security question. Type in answer.
Repeat two more times.


Entering security questions for new Apple ID on iPhone

Agree to the Terms and Conditions. Tap Merge or Don't Merge to sync iCloud data from Safari, reminders, contacts and calendars.
Tap OK to confirm Find My iPhone is turned on.



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