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Well, you can, if it's an image or a video.

• statictype 14y ago
  Only if the app that produced it sticks it in the Camera Roll.
  • dutchbrit 14y ago
    Indeed, very true. I guess it's very Apple like to have a closed system.
  • qq66 14y ago
    Can you write out files to binary-encoded images and save them to the Camera Roll? Or does that violate TOS?
    • dutchbrit 14y ago
      Instagram does it so I think it should be fine.
• pooriaazimi 14y ago
  ... and is saved in the camera roll (not all images are there. for example a drawing app doesn't put its stupid images in your camera roll!)
  • r00fus 14y ago
    Not to condone the way they've interpreted file input, but at the very very least - you can upload almost any image in the system by either saving it to camera roll, or taking a screenshot. This is really a lowest-common-denominator for file transmission - for example, until recently my mom couldn't upload her photo on meetup.com due to this limitation (she uses only an iPad)... I figure Apple cares more about her needs than mine (saving specs.xls into a JIRA). Any other file uploads (docs, etc) are likely better handled by an app or simply email.