I have an IPhone 11 pro max with IOS 13.2 and I want to move some files from it. I was thinking about getting an OTG and a Flash memory and I will use the OTG to connect the flash memory to my Iphone but will it work and let me move the files from my iphone to the flash memory?
Unfortunately, it's not that simple. iOS devices, including your iPhone 11 Pro Max, do not support OTG (On-The-Go) adapters or USB storage devices like flash drives out of the box. This is due to the way iOS handles file systems and storage.

Here's why it won't work:

1. **OTG not supported**: iOS does not have built-in support for OTG adapters, which are typically used with Android devices. Even if you connect an OTG adapter to your iPhone, it won't be recognized by the operating system.
2. **No USB storage support**: iOS devices don't have a traditional file system that allows you to connect external storage devices like flash drives. The Lightning port on your iPhone is primarily designed for charging and data transfer to/from a computer, not for connecting external storage devices.

So, what are your options to move files from your iPhone?

1. **Computer**: Connect your iPhone to a computer (Mac or PC) using a USB cable and transfer files using iTunes or the Files app (on a Mac with macOS Catalina or later).
2. **Cloud services**: Use cloud storage services like iCloud, Google Drive, Dropbox, or OneDrive to upload files from your iPhone and access them from other devices.
3. **Wireless transfer**: Use wireless transfer apps like AirDroid, FileMaster, or Wi-Fi Transfer to transfer files between your iPhone and a computer or other devices over Wi-Fi.
4. **Lightning
  Yes, you can use an OTG (On-The-Go) adapter and a flash memory to transfer files from your iPhone 11 Pro Max to the flash memory. Here's how it works:

1. Connect the OTG adapter to your iPhone: Use the Lightning port on your iPhone to connect the OTG adapter. Make sure the adapter is compatible with your iPhone's Lightning port.
2. Connect the flash memory to the OTG adapter: Connect the flash memory to the OTG adapter using a USB cable.
3. Transfer files: Once the OTG adapter and flash memory are connected, you can transfer files from your iPhone to the flash memory using the Files app or other file management apps.

Note: Make sure the flash memory is compatible with your iPhone and the OTG adapter. Also, ensure that the flash memory has enough storage space to hold the files you want to transfer.

Here are some things to keep in mind:

* The OTG adapter supports data transfer only, so you won't be able to charge your iPhone or the flash memory using the adapter.
* Some apps may not work properly when connected through the OTG adapter, so you may encounter some compatibility issues.
* The transfer speed may be slower than expected, depending on the capacity of the flash memory and the speed of the USB connection.

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