Is that going to be okay?
Before I post and people jump on me, which has become way too common SE sites, here's the sample outline:
Update: Since there were no replies I posted it and I hope people dont attack it with negatives. Detect, identify & Extract Screenshots from iPhone using combination of iOS app & Windows program
I have taken a lot of screenshots on my iPhone over a long time for lots of reasons.
I need to be able to extract from iPhone to Windows 8.1 desktop, ALL of them or SELECTED bunch of them.
Given the structures & mechanisms of iOS 9.x it seems to keep/ mark or filter all or most screenshots as if in a sub folder under Photos called "Screenshots".
From what I gather this is kind of a virtual folder on iOS
I am wondering if there are iOS Apps & Windows Programs that I can use in conjunction to extract these screenshots from the iPhone and "permanently delete" them from the Phone as they are taking up space.
I know for sure that I can't do this purely via software/ apps on one. I'd be surprised if there is a way.
Most likely I'll need:
iOS App:
- that can organize, tag, move or permanently create an isolated folder of screenshots or something that can be filtered/ recognized from the Windows side as a separate 'entity' {Given that even all Sub folders under Photos are technically only one large folder of Photos}
Windows Desktop Application/ Program:
- That allows me to selectively target this specific folder/ virtual folder tag.
Ideally, both of these are from a common vendor designed to work well together.
A scenario that popped up in my head
- An iOS App that allows us to export & clear out all these screenshots to a Flash/ Memory/ External disk - then it should be simpler to manage from Windows
