How to add an iCloud email address to Android Since Apple now enables two-factor authentication (2FA) by default on your iCloud account, the easiest way to set up your iCloud email on your Android device is by first creating an app-specific password for your iCloud email address.
How to create an app-specific password for your iCloud account Launch your web browser on your computer.
Go to appleid.apple.com and sign in using your Apple ID.
Click Generate Password... under the Security section.
Type a name for the password. I used "Android Email." Click Create.
Take note of the password that has been generated.
You'll need it to set up your iCloud email on your Android phone.
Go to appleid.apple.com, sign in, click Generate Password..., enter a label for the password, click Create, take note of the password to use during setup on your phone
How to add your iCloud email address to your Android phone Swipe down from the top of the screen to reveal the notification shade.
Tap the settings button. It's the gear icon on the upper right.
Tap Accounts (or a variation of that, depending on who made your phone).
Tap Add account at the bottom.
Tap the settings button, tap Accounts, tap Add account Tap Personal (IMAP). It should have the Gmail logo beside it.
Enter your iCloud email address. Tap Next.
Enter the app-specific password that you generated in your web browser. Tap Next.
Tap the checkboxes next to the account options you'd like to enable/disable. Tap Next.
Tap Next.
Tap Personal (IMAP), enter your iCloud email address, tap Next, enter the app-specific password you generate on the Apple ID site, tap Next, tap the checkboxes to disable any settings you want to, tap Next, tap Next Your iCloud email account will now appear in your list of accounts, and you'll be able to access your iCloud inbox in the Gmail app.
