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It is. And "Documents and Data" is just a wrapper term to mean "App Store apps have APIs to sync data with iCloud", whether it's a Mac or iOS app. It doesn't me
by jbrennan 15y ago
It is. And "Documents and Data" is just a wrapper term to mean "App Store apps have APIs to sync data with iCloud", whether it's a Mac or iOS app. It doesn't mean "Just iWork documents".
I think the reason for confusion is just... so few apps support it yet. Not even iWork on the Mac supports it yet, I don't think.
- feralchimp 15y agoWhen I imagine telling my Mom, "Good news; the Finder is an iCloud app!" I very clearly understand why Apple has not published this as a feature. Nice that it works, though.