How To Fix iCloud 502 Bad Gateway Error?

The iCloud 502 Bad Gateway error occurs when the webserver you have connected to is acting as a proxy. The 502 error is an https status code that indicates the server problem. If you wish to fix the error, refresh the iCloud page first. Check whether the iCloud site is down. Restart your web browser and check if the error has been resolved. If the problem persists, follow the below-mentioned troubleshooting steps.

Solution 1: Clear Browser Caches And Delete Cookies

• Step 1:If you are using a Chrome browser, click the Customize and control Google Chrome icon (three vertical dots) available at the top-right corner of the screen.
• Step 2:Select the Settings option from the drop-down list.
• Step 3:In the Settings window, click the Advanced tab available at the bottom of the screen.
• Step 4:Under Advanced, select the Clear browsing data option.
• Step 5:Check the Cached images and files checkbox and click the Clear data button.
• Step 6:Now, the browser caches will be cleared.
• Step 7:To clear the browser cookies, click the Customize and control Google Chrome icon (three vertical dots) available at the top-right corner of the screen.
• Step 8:Select More Tools from the drop-down list.
• Step 9:Select the Clear browsing data option and enable the Cookies and other site data checkbox.
• Step 10:Select the time range from the Time range pull-down menu.
• Step 11:Next, click the Clear data button.
• Step 12:Now, open the iCloud page and check if the iCloud 502 bad Gateway problem has been resolved.
• Step 13:Also, check the plugins and extensions on your browser.

Solution 2: Change Your DNS Servers