Microsoft wants iPhone-Windows clipboard sync. Apple’s on board
THE SO WHAT
Native clipboard sync between iPhone and Windows would quietly erode one of macOS’s stickiest ecosystem advantages. If you build productivity or AI assistants, assume cross-device workflows are about to get smoother on Windows and design for that continuity, not siloed endpoints.
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