When I plug my phone into my computer that uses Windows, I always get the message "Allow this device to access photos and videos". Can this notice be removed? I'm using iOS 16.3.1 on an iPhone 12. This question was asked two years ago but the answer was only applicable for connecting to a Mac.
First, connect your iPhone to a PC with a USB cable that can transfer files.
If you do not want to transfer any Photos & Videos to Windows Laptop then simply tap on Don't Trust on your iPhone.
That's it.
Did you get this on your Windows PC, please see the pic below.
Tap on "Take No Action" if you do not want to import.
Thanks for trying to resolve. I'm just trying to prevent the notice from popping up every time I connect to my computer. It seems like there should be an option for the iphone to recognize the same computer and allows it to trust without me telling it 10 times a day to trust. I use it as my charger at work. Maybe it would be better for me to get an AC charging box.
Connect iPhone to Computer
Use your USB lightening cable --> Resolve USB-related alerts in iTunes - Apple Support
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How to remove "Allow this device to access photos and videos" notice
