>ios still has no file manager I don't understand how

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2016-06-24 05:37:24 Post No. 55233699
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Anonymous 2016-06-24 05:37:24 Post No. 55233699 [Report]

>ios still has no file manager

I don't understand how people use this shit. If you download a file, how do you access it? This shit is like a computer for babies.

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Anonymous 2016-06-24 05:51:10 Post No.55233806
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>>55233699
>This shit is like a computer for babies.
Well, it was designed to be what you literary described.

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Anonymous 2016-06-24 05:53:53 Post No.55233834
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>>55233699
>This shit is like a computer for babies.
>like

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Anonymous 2016-06-24 06:06:50 Post No.55233946
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>>55233699
What do you mean how do you access it? If you mean downloading through safari (file opens in a new tab, other browsers might have dedicated downloader) with "open in", which in any app that works with the file.

If you download using an app dedicated to working with files, such as documents 5, if that app doesn't support the file type, "Open in..." Exists, which lists all apps that could open the file.

There are plenty of file managers on the App Store, or jailbreak if you want to poke around the system.

Tell me what I would need a file manager on my phone for exactly? I never got this meme.

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Anonymous 2016-06-24 06:08:18 Post No.55233962
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>>55233699
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