I just recently switched from android, they have an app called PDA net which allows you to share your phones data with other devices such as a PC. With me not being able to get Internet I depend of that greatly. Does Apple have a similar app? Because evidently that wAs an Android exclusive and I cannot find any alternatives to speak of.
No "app" is required. The personal hotspot feature built into iOS does that. You do need a cellular plan that allows tethering, of course, but you would need that with anything.
For a PC you can install iTunes (in the Microsoft Store). It will allow you to sync data with your PC→Sync your iPhone, iPad, or iPod using your computer - Apple Support. There are also 3rd party apps such as TouchCopy and Imazing for Windows (or Mac).
With an Internet connection (which you have with cellular data on your iPhone) you can use iCloud for Apple devices. Go to Settings/[your name]/iCloud and turn on the switches for the data you want to share. You should also get iCloud for Windows to view and share the content with a PC. iCloud is built in to Macs. You can also view it with any web browser at https://icloud.com.
There are also excellent 3rd party sharing solutions that also require Internet (however, if you have a iPhone you have Internet through cellular data):
All of them have free apps for iPhones (and Android phones) as well as Windows & Macs (and Linux).
Then either sign up for a plan or switch to a carrier that allows more.
kyler201 wrote:
I use straight talk, so I can only use 10 gb a month and I go through that fast
You get what you pay for. Most real cellular providers (as opposed to resellers like ST) now have unlimited data. ST is cheaper, but there’s a good reason they’re cheaper.
Hmmm. I assumed the OP was referring to cellular data based on the comment that they were unable to 'get internet'.
You may be right, though.
I use straight talk, so I can only use 10 gb a month and I go through that fast
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