Save email attachment to iPhone

vhl71

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I can’t seem to save email attachments to my iPhone locally. When I choose save to files, I can only choose cloud drive options such as iCloud or OneDrive. I can’t select to my iPhone option.
Is there a way to save to the phone itself??
 

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I can’t seem to save email attachments to my iPhone locally. When I choose save to files, I can only choose cloud drive options such as iCloud or OneDrive. I can’t select to my iPhone option.
Is there a way to save to the phone itself??

That’s because you can only save to iCloud, that’s the one thing I miss from my Blackberry OS10 days, I could save files to my device locally. I think Android also allows you to save locally to your device. But unfortunately Apple doesn’t allow this.
 

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Which "iPhone option" do you want to save your attachment to? I can save pdf files to Notes and iMessage from mail. I don't have the new files app.
 

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Which "iPhone option" do you want to save your attachment to? I can save pdf files to Notes and iMessage from mail. I don't have the new files app.

I’d like to save any attachment (PDF, word, excel etc) to the local folder in iPhone. I downloaded documents 6 app and then I can save it to that app then when I go to the files app I can see the failed store locally. It’s strange that after all theses years iOS still doesn’t allow access to the local drive.
 

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I’d like to save any attachment (PDF, word, excel etc) to the local folder in iPhone. I downloaded documents 6 app and then I can save it to that app then when I go to the files app I can see the failed store locally. It’s strange that after all theses years iOS still doesn’t allow access to the local drive.

I keep pdf files in iBooks. That works for me. What "local folder" do you refer to? The Files app?
 

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I have been able to save PDFs into iBooks for sometime; I do this with newsletters, etc. The new Apple Files Folder is a possibility as well. And you can also save files into Notes. I prefer either iBooks or Files. And of course, Google Drive is another option if you use that. Dropbox would be another option as well.
 

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