The confusion around Microsoft updates continues. Just as it releases the last Patch Tuesday of 2024, with a new zero-day amongst 71 vulnerabilities, it also warns 400 million users they risk losing access to future security fixes if they update their PCs.

Microsoft announced on Wednesday that it’s starting to roll out a way for users to share files between their iPhone and Windows 11 or Windows 10 PCs via the company’s Phone Link app and Link to Windows app.

Microsoft has started testing some improvements to its Phone Link app for iPhone users. Windows Insiders can now try out a new way to share a file from an iPhone to a PC and vice versa, making the experience a little more like file sharing with an Android device.

Microsoft is setting out to bridge the gap between iPhone and Windows machines regarding file sharing, and the bridge will be built using Phone Link.

Microsoft is rolling out a new update to Phone Link for Windows Insiders, bringing file transfer support when using an iPhone.

Microsoft announced on its Windows Insider Blog that you can now share files between iPhones and PCs running Windows 10 or 11. This requires users to install the Link to Windows app on their iPhones and supports two-way sharing between the two platforms.

Microsoft brings new update that allows users to seamlessly share files between iPhone and PC. Heres what you need to know.

Microsoft has announced that it’s beginning to gradually roll out the ability to seamlessly share files between an iPhone and Windows 11 or Windows 10 PC when they are connected via Phone Link and the Link to Windows app.

Windows 11's Phone Link works with iPhone and Android phones, but Apple devices are missing a few features. Thankfully, support for sending files from an iPhone to a PC is now rolling out. This update is being rolled out gradually,