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iPhone to Windows clipboard sharing coming to iOS 28 in the EU

If you've ever wanted to copy something on your iPhone and paste it on your Windows PC, the feature is coming in a fall 2027 release of iOS 28 to users in the EU. Sharing files from iPhone to Windows is coming to the EU Third-party developers can request interoperability features to be developed by Apple via a web portal . If the request is deemed possible it can take anywhere from six months to…

iPhone to Windows clipboard sharing coming to iOS 28 in the EU

AppleInsider reports that iOS 28, set to release in the fall of 2027 in the EU, will enable iPhone users to share clipboard content with Windows PCs. This feature, requested by Microsoft (Request ID: FB22329535) on March 25, 2026, was approved by Apple on June 26, 2026, with development expected to take between six to eighteen months.

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