It's great that Apple lets you access its services via the web from non-company devices. It's very comfortable to have your Windows computer and through the browser you can access your emails, photos, calendar, etc. unless you do it from an iPhone.
Apple has now improved web access from iOS, iPadOS and Android. From the first two I don't see much use, unless you manage multiple iCloud accounts (private and employee, for example). Where I see good progress is keeping up with Android. If you have a non-iPhone and iPad smartphone, for example, you can now manage your iCloud from your mobile phone with great comfort.
If you now log into iCloud.com from your iPhone, iPad or Android device, you will see that they have improved their performance and compatibility significantly. You can access photos, notes, reminders, iPhone search, iCloud Drive, Contacts, Email, etc.
According to News Landed, the traditional browser support for iCloud.com on iPhone and Android has an enhanced homepage with support for photos, notes, reminders and Search iPhone. Before, the traditional functionality when launching iCloud.com on mobile devices did not provide these apps. The fact is that it is great news for users who are simultaneously using Apple and Android devices.
You can now work on your core Apple activities from an Android device. Obviously a little bit more than you do from a company device, because it's web-based, but it's a very useful and exciting source for many users.
There is also support in the web app to upload photos from folders, your library or your camera's camera. I advise you to try. Install iCloud.com from an Android device and you'll see that you can do many things with your Apple account.
