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I am on a iMac synced to my iPhone (both just updated). How do I move the files that are in the Files app (on my iPhone) to my Mac (I don't care where on my mac, just anywhere on the actual computer so I can actually use them!) They are connected now by a USB cable but I still don't see any way to make this connection.
You should be able to see them in the iCloud drive on your Mac.
Use iCloud Drive to store documents on your Mac, iPhone, and iPad - Apple Support
And no, it doesn't require that you connect your phone to your computer with a cable.
You should be able to see them in the iCloud drive on your Mac.
Use iCloud Drive to store documents on your Mac, iPhone, and iPad - Apple Support
And no, it doesn't require that you connect your phone to your computer with a cable.
You must connect to system with hardwire,
open hard drive window on computer,
scroll to Locations on bottom,
then tap the device,
then look for the tab “files”.
Select that folder, drag files wanted to desktop.
Files on iPhone — how do I get them onto my Mac???
