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I know something they do Apple devices can't. Copy and paste without roadblocks by iTunes.

• jitl 4y ago
  What is "roadblocked by iTunes"? I don't even have an app called iTunes on my computer (or phone?).
  • eptcyka 4y ago
    Since apple fought hard to destroy the concept of files when it first introduced iOS (some might argue it started with the iPod), iTunes never allowed drag/drop or copy/paste foles onto your iDevice.
    • mcphage 4y ago
      > iTunes never allowed drag/drop or copy/paste foles onto your iDevice iTunes doesn't exist anymore, though.
• shrugthug 4y ago
  Your copy/paste is blocked by iTunes on iOS? I've never heard of such a thing.
  • bioemerl 4y ago
    Probably copy paste from computer to phone?
• 2fast4you 4y ago
  Copy and paste works great on my apple device. I can even copy and paste between devices. What are you talking about?
• trinix912 4y ago
  Until you try to copy & paste across multiple devices. Apart from certain OEM-specific solutions, there's still no reliable equivalent of AirDrop on Android. Bluetooth file transfer is awfully behind (both speed and UX-wise). "Film me skate & airdrop me the clip" isn't that straightforward on Android (and no, I'm not going to email it to you & use up my and your mobile plan).
  • ajot 4y ago
    There's Android Nearby, though I don't know how it works because I never used it. For laptop-Android transfer, KDE Connect has worked great for me.
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• akmarinov 4y ago
  iTunes doesn't exist anymore