since iPhone doesn't let you transfer files to a PC via a local wifi network, which cloud service should I use to transfer muh photos and videos to my pc?
Since iPhone doesn't let you transfer files to a PC via a local wifi network...
Oliver Perez
Hunter Taylor
>iPhone
Ayden Bell
dropbox
Ryan Robinson
FPBP
Aiden Harris
Try Syncthing, someone made a port (updated) for crapOS
itunes.apple.com
Aiden Wood
how about a fucking USB cable
Landon Butler
google photos...
or a cable if you value your privacy
Nolan Lewis
but wouldn't you need to use iTunes in order to transfer shit through your PC? I really don't see a difference
Zachary Rivera
Nope, assuming it's a windows 10 pc you can just use the photo app
Nolan Morgan
>smartphone can't do the most basics of things
Get a better phone
Wyatt Stewart
Dropbox is easy for automatic backing up your pictures, and it was easy to get 5 gigs for memory.
Jose Lee
Resilio Sync
Bentley Perry
>iPhone
Found your problem.
Ditch the fruity toddler babby toy and get a real phone.
Carter White
kekkkkkkkkkkkkk
Dylan Bennett
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Noah Gomez
Give it back, Tyrone.
Carson Rogers
umm yes it does?
support.apple.com
Jayden Bennett
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Easton Collins
>airdrop
that's not available on PC
Jordan Parker
umm are you trolling or stupid
osxdaily.com
Sebastian Sullivan
ok...
a pc running the windows operating system
Landon Adams
first result on app store, how does this not work for you?
Luis Fisher
Just connect your iPhone to your PC via USB. It shows up as a media device that you can just navigate to "This PC\iPhone\Internal Storage\DCIM\bunch of apple folders"
There are other apps out there that will let you transfer files. I use them on occasion, but wired is faster than wireless by far (and a lot less hassle), esp when transferring gigs of media.
Eli Edwards
Is g really this bad now?
Ftp?
Smb?
Scp?
Rsync?
Literally none of these protocols work on an iphone?
Andrew Richardson
Does it work with all file types?
David Evans
MEGA, ya dunces.
50 GB free
not connected to botnets
Jordan Ward
Is SHAREit app on the iPhone? Pretty sure that works locally.
Adrian Martin
I do remember seeing SMB and FTP being supported, but it said something about supporting only limited file types/extensions (media files mostly).