Russia has restricted access to popular platforms in Muslim regions, testing a "sovereign internet". The measure raises fears of increased censorship and restrictions on digital rights.
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Microsoft has begun testing a new feature that allows iPhone users to share files with Windows computers using apps.
Phone Link and Link to Windows. The feature works with iPhones running iOS 16 or later and computers running Windows 10 or 11. Currently, this feature is only available to users enrolled in the Windows Insider program.
The program allows users to preview new features, interact with Microsoft engineers, and provide feedback. To send a file from iPhone to a computer, select the file, click Share, select Connect to Windows, and select the destination device. To transfer files from PC to iPhone, right-click the file, select “My Phone” and follow the instructions. Some users are wondering when this feature will be available to everyone. They also note that compared to other sharing methods such as Google Drive, this Microsoft feature does not require an internet connection.
The Windows Insider program is celebrating its 10th anniversary and has already become a platform for testing Microsoft’s most advanced features. The file sharing feature is designed to facilitate integration between Apple and Windows devices, which has been a problem for many users. Microsoft’s new feature is an important step towards improving the interoperability between the iOS and Windows ecosystems, providing a simple and convenient way to share files without using the Internet.
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