This kind of attitude is what will absolutely ruin a company. If I was Tim Cook and you were my employee then I'd fire you.
Because every company should listen to each of its customers needs and desires or risk losing those customers.
No company should ever take the attitude of, "If you don't like our product, suck it! There's the door."
Successful companies make their products better based on customer requests.
The feature I'm asking for would not negatively impact your own experience of iOS, since you could simply ignore that the Finder is even there. That is why your opinion about an iOS Finder app is irrelevant! You're not who it would be for.
But for the legions of people who are loyal Apple customers and who depend on these products for professional use, iOS Finder would be a God-send. No matter what you think.
And believe me I just might switch to another brand if anything existed that was capable of the things I use iOS for, but I've tested Android- and Windows-based devices and they both fail super-hard at many of the things I do, and are sorely lacking many of the critical apps I use. So they're not really an option.
Even worse than the lack of a Finder is the attitude of people like you that because you don't need one, and Apple didn't provide it, therefore it's not necessary and the rest of us should go fly a kite or drink the Koolaid and learn to smile, nod, and bend over.
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No!
iTunes requires a Mac. I am trying to get away from having to tether my device to a Mac to do all this stuff! Why is that so hard to understand?
I find it super-ironic that Apple purports to push a "post-PC" world yet it forces you to tether to a PC to do anything as basic as add an audio file from Mail into Music or put your pictures into freaking folders! It's infuriating.